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Emeshyon Wilkins' parents say the city should be held liable for his wrongful death because he posed no risk to officers, the suit says.

The Missouri House votes to send a capital gains tax cut to the governor even as lawmakers are hashing out the final details of the state budget.

The USDA cut more than $1 billion this year for fresh food in school cafeterias and other programs that help food banks.

The family-owned restaurant specializes in custom salads and burrito bowls.

We’ve documented for decades how U.S. telecom is an uncompetitive mess dominated by politically powerful telecom monopolies that see no competition and effectively own Congress. As a result, the U.S. telecom and broadband market is an uncompetitive mess, with Americans still seeing higher prices, slower speeds, spottier access, and worse customer service than in many […]

Perficient's new CEO brings decades of global leadership experience to the digital consultancy, aiming to steer the company through its next phase of growth and innovation.

The HFW Cos. (HFW), a growing, St. Louis-based professional services firm targeting the architecture and engineering industry for investments, has expanded its presence in Texas with an acquisition.

Bump-outs that the Missouri Department of Transportation installed along Clarkson Road and Long Road in Clarkson Valley late last year are now getting ripped out after residents' complaints. MoDOT said the bump-outs were intended as a traffic calming measure. Mayor Sue McNamara said when she noticed the bump-outs popping up last October, her and her husband's first thoughts were about bicyclists. "They have so many cycling events down there, and it narrowed the curb to the point where people who…

A 62-year-old man from New London was injured and airlifted to the hospital after a crash between a Mack tractor and a Case tractor on U.S. Route 61.

Content by Mercy. This young nurse's journey comes full circle at the Mercy ER.

Joe Schlafly reveals the person he considers "the greatest St. Louisan of the last century" and discusses how that individual's vision could shape the city's future growth.

Robert Prevost, a missionary who spent his career ministering in Peru and leads the Vatican’s powerful office of bishops, was elected the first American pope in the 2,000-year history of the Catholic Church.

A hit-and-run crash involving a motorcycle and an unknown vehicle left a 45-year-old man from St. Ann seriously injured and the driver of the unknown vehicle fled the scene.

The Missouri Children’s Division has accomplished something most of us would have thought impossible: They got all sides in the debate over abortion to agree. They agree about Hailey, the young mother profiled in an outstanding story in The Independent. They agree that the behavior of the Children’s Division in surveilling, harassing, traumatizing and sometimes […]

The one term mayor of St. Louis reflects on her time in office, the state of the progressive movement and what's next for her after 20 years in public service.

ST. LOUIS - A mostly cloudy, damp day Thursday with scattered showers and non-severe storms spinning across the region. The rain will be most widespread through the morning before becoming more and more scattered in the afternoon. Top temperatures Thursday will be near 70 F. A cold front sweeps the chances of rain away overnight, [...]

More than 200 First Student employees will be laid off after SLPS ends its contract and signs a new $30 million deal with California-based Zum Services.

Ferguson officials move closer to complying with federal requirements set after Michael Brown's death.