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Gov. Mike Parson and local leaders gathered Tuesday afternoon for the ribbon cutting.

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – With less than three weeks until adjournment, there's still an important multi-billion-dollar tax to renew, impacting more than a million Missourians.  The Senate was moments away from debating the federal reimbursement allowance Tuesday, better known as the FRA. It's a tax collected from medical providers like hospitals to support the state's [...]

The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis headquarters on Kingshighway gathered Tuesday for its newest addition.

The Jewish community at Washington University is reacting to the recent events on campus.

Organizers say over 20 protesters injured; SIUE professor suffered broken ribs during arrest.

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A St. Charles man is awaiting trial for a slew of car thefts and business burglaries in the summer of 2023.

“They shot him three times in the head,” Lindsey Wimberly said. “Once with a shotgun shell and twice with a .22.”

The Mississippi River is on the rise, with some crests above the flood stage.

“This deliberate dysfunction in the Senate is unfortunate for the people of Missouri and senators trying to do good work for the people back home,” said a governor's office statement.

Amy Kinworthy took the stand on behalf of the defense of her ex-husband Thomas Kinworthy Tuesday.