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State Representative Tricia Byrnes, chair of the Special Committee on Intergovernmental Affairs, announced on Tuesday that her committee will hold a hearing in Jefferson City on September 16 to address concerns about massive data center developments.

The City of St. Louis is moving forward with a major redevelopment plan for the Mark Twain I-70 Industrial Neighborhood, holding an open house to gather resident feedback. The proposal aims to bring new jobs, housing and investment to North St. Louis, but some residents remain unconvinced that the plan will become a reality.

Nolan Arenado and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. had run-scoring hits and Arizona's eventual winning run scored on a passed ball — all in the ninth inning — as the Diamondbacks beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 Tuesday night.

I recognize that when we talk about AI generally, and specifically AI in the gaming industry, there are some people out there who will simply dogmatically insist that this technology doesn’t have a place in the industry and never will. This typically comes along with two chief concerns: concerns about artistic expression if AI is […]

For the first time, the Missouri governor, St. Louis police chief, and St. Louis Police Board president sat down together for a group interview with FOX 2 News to discuss why decisions are made, public perception, and how much the governor is involved.

JERSEYVILLE – Jerseyville officials took action this week to limit where vending machines for vapes, e-cigarettes and related products are allowed in the city. Jerseyville City Council members approved an ordinance amending a section of the City Code regarding vending machines for tobacco products, electronic cigarettes, and alternative nicotine products at their June 23, 2026 meeting. The current Jerseyville City Code only accounts for “cigarette machines” under a section

A Collinsville man has been found guilty of attacking another man with a machete during a 4th of July party last year.

Maryland Heights-based Doe Run said it wouldn't comment on the settlement amount in the Peru case.