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Wednesday's deadline comes after a critical evidentiary hearing took place last week inside the St. Louis County courthouse.

A woman was killed in a car accident in north St. Louis on Wednesday morning, with the driver remaining on the scene and the intersection closed for accident reconstruction.

The African People’s Socialist Party and Uhuru Movement have had a presence in St. Louis since at least 2017, rehabbing blighted properties and calling for reparations.

Things haven’t gone well for CITY in Downtown West this season. But the club is determined to reclaim its advantage in St. Louis as it navigates the season’s homestretch.

In the final year of his contract, the St. Louis CITY SC defender is eager to impress during the club’s final seven games of the regular season.

Just five months after much of the United States experienced a partial solar eclipse, there's now a partial lunar eclipse to look forward to, in addition to a full, harvest, and super moon.

It has been a year since a state law required Missouri schools to have athletes compete according to their sex as assigned at birth, and few student manuals and school-board policies reflect the change. Enforcement, which was murky last year, remains unprescribed with many districts stating that they will follow the law without describing how. […]

A hearing is taking place in Jefferson City to determine the wording of a proposed abortion-rights amendment, with a judge expected to decide whether the summary language will remain as it is or require changes before voters see it on the ballot this fall.

Outrage is my beat. Somebody asked me the other day what exactly my beat was in writing a regular opinion column. The query came during a phone call with a producer for a television documentary while she was doing a pre-interview to decide if anything I had to say was compelling enough to appear on […]

Corporations don’t like it, but trial lawyers say city juries “are not swayed by corporate tactics and evasion and equivocations.”

ST. LOUIS - The stars are back Wednesday morning, which means our skies are clearing. Mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies Wednesday. It will be warmer with highs pushing into the mid to upper 80s. There is a slight chance of showers in far southeast Missouri and southern Illinois. Not as cool overnight and warm [...]

When Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft blocked Governor Mike Parson’s emergency order banning the sale of hemp-derived drugs, he delayed the ban by at least six months. As Harshan Ratanpal reports, the looming ban leaves farmers and businesses in Missouri’s hemp industry holding their breath.

Fans of The Who now have a chance to own a pretty unique piece of band memorabilia.The Vespa GS Scooter that was featured during the band’s 1996 Quadrophenia tour is being auctioned off…

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A federal judge in Rockford ruled it unconstitutional for Illinoisans with concealed carry permits to be prohibited from carrying guns on public transportation.

This story has been retracted.

Rochester wants to establish the first public bank in the United States in over a century.

The district is working with the church where the funeral will be held to arrange shuttle services to allow students to attend.