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Gov. Janet Mills faces a bold Democratic primary challenger while Susan Collins displays her preternatural calm.

Headlines from the Oct. 20, 1925, front page include: Health menace of infected food described here

After a political standoff between President Trump and Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, the state is now moving ahead with a billion-dollar project to contain invasive carp.

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A reward is being offered for information in a fatal hit-and-run crash that killed Sullivan first responder and former EMS Chief Nick Miller, who was struck by a passenger vehicle while driving a UTV on Christy Mine Road.

People Not Politicians Missouri says they collected more than 100,000 signatures for their referendum petition that would repeal the “Missouri First” congressional map.

Kevin Poirrier, 50, was arrested and charged with stealing equipment from backyards in South St. Louis after being identified by surveillance footage, bringing relief to residents who have been affected by the thefts.

ST. LOUIS -- Police in South Saint Louis arrested 42-year-old Blake Detter in connection with a theft investigation involving multiple missing golf carts. Detter was apprehended Friday night after police found him on one of the stolen golf carts. Despite being ordered to stop, Detter attempted to flee, leading to his arrest. During the arrest, [...]

ST. LOUIS - A family’s newly renovated home was destroyed by an uncontrollable fire this week, leaving Dan and Mary Velasquez and their three young children — Elena, 3 months; Luca, 1½; and Axel, 3 — without a place to live. The fire spread from the basement, and thankfully, while the home and belongings were lost, the family escaped unharmed, thanks to Mary's quick actions in saving the children. The Pattonville Fire Department arrived within 10 minutes and fought the fire valiantly until it was out, the family reported. Adrian Octavius Walker, an artist and community builder originally from St. Louis and now residing in Chicago, is advocating on behalf of the Velasquez family with a GoFundMe for them. “Family, connection, and care are at the heart of everything I do,” Walker said in a statement. He emphasized the community’s role in helping the family recover, calling for donations to assist in rebuilding their home. The children’s

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