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A press release from the ISP said the body was found near milepost 8 along northbound I-255.

From funding to design to construction, this project is still a long way from getting off the ground.

Total Access Urgent Care has just graduated its first class of EMT students, as the health care industry struggles with long-standing staff shortages.

It’s the latest development in an escalating battle over pandemic safety protocols in the nation’s third-largest school district.

William Merry pleaded guilty to one count of theft of government property after he admitted to being inside the Capitol and stealing part of a sign.

‘There is no hiding from the cold,’ said East St. Louis Assistant Fire Chief George McClellan. Area departments urged caution amid low temps.

It wasn’t entirely clear why legislators trickled in so slowly, although the week’s calendar was shortened to a single day because of the latest surge of COVID-19 in the state.

BJC said their “nurses, staff and facilities are stretched to their limits.” Moving staff members off elective surgeries will allow them to focus on other areas.

The health system said it will handle rescheduling elective procedures on a case-by-case basis.

The deputy was taken to a hospital with serious injuries, and his vitals were stable at last check.

The Illinois State Police said their investigation found the suspect attempted to attack a responding officer with a knife.

Carnell will lead the expansion club into its inaugural Major League Soccer season in 2023

He was born in South Africa, played there and in Germany, and has been an assistant and interim head coach in MLS with the New York Red Bulls.

At the west end of the Missouri Capitol on Wednesday, the state House opened the annual legislative session in the traditional way, with routine business and a quick adjournment. At the east end, in the state Senate, bitter divisions exposed last year resurfaced, as members of the conservative caucus aired their grievances and Democrats brooded […]

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The city still owes a Missouri legal fund millions from lawsuits involving St. Louis police when the department was under state control.