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A St. Louis man faces one count of unlawful possession of a firearm and one count of resisting arrest, Major Case Squad officials said.

The left lane of I-55 near the I-55/64 split and Exchange Avenue will be closed between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. for repairs, IDOT officials said.

Prosecutors said the man made the threat on the social media app Snapchat over the weekend.

Tuesday's cold weather will give way to temperatures expected to be in the low 70s on Friday.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt sent letters to public school and health officials on the recent ruling that renders COVID-19 health orders "null and void."

To appreciate the enormous challenge facing Missouri football in the Southeastern Conference, consider the recent developments in Gainesville, Fla.

One child wanted to show off the weapon; the other grabbed the wrong book bag.

Peruse glasswork and other crafts from 16 local artists.

“It was very warm, and friendly, and welcoming,” said Katz. “Bob Dole was just sitting there shaking hands."

Attorney General Eric Schmitt instructed school districts and local public health departments to immediately stop enforcing health orders a judge ruled unconstitutional last month, and warned Tuesday they may face …

Green Street is proposing a redevelopment with Sterling Bank at their site at the northeast corner of Bemiston and Carondelet in Clayton. The 20-story building would be 270 apartments with balconies above 380 parking spaces and space for Sterling Bank’s branch (4,500 sf) and offices (10,500 sf). There is a pool and amenities on the […]

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For 17 years, 5 On Your Side has partnered with the Foster and Adoptive Care Coalition to grant wishes and gifts for children impacted by foster care

Planned Parenthood said their Metro East clinic would see about 14,000 more patients, while abortion access opponents said they'd stay committed to changing hearts

Governor questions accuracy of records provided by the state to the newspaper last week.

The Board of Aldermen on Monday filled several top jobs: city clerk, the public works director and the planning and zoning director.