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No Democrat has filed to run in the general election, making it likely that Slusser, as the Republican nominee, will become chairman and vacate his current seat as county treasurer.

Two St. Louis-based, nonprofit health care systems are jointly forming a for-profit business to handle laundry services for their facilities.

The search for missing Missouri student Riley Strain intensified Wednesday morning as officials confirmed they were focusing efforts on the Cheatham County Dam.

Bi-State Development's board on Tuesday awarded an engineering contract worth up to $18 million for the north-south MetroLink expansion project.

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The music of Chicago will be hitting the big screen next month. The film Chicago & Friends in Concert will debut in select theaters on April 18, giving fans a chance…

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With heaps of campaign cash and former President Trump's endorsement, U.S. Rep. Mike Bost repelled a Republican primary challenge from former gubernatorial nominee Darren Bailey in the 12th Congressional District.

St. Louis police have identified the victim of this past weekend’s fatal hit-and-run crash in the Soulard neighborhood.

Bally Sports Midwest will air nearly all of the Cardinals’ games in 2024, with the MLB season’s start coming as the parent company of the regional sports network seeks to emerge from bankruptcy.

A Missouri man on death row failed to show that drug-induced psychosis left him innocent of first-degree murder charges — or that his attorneys' counsel was ineffective, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled today. The court's decision paves the way for Brian Dorsey to be executed in April as scheduled. Dorsey is today a model inmate (as the Post-Dispatch's Tony Messenger has written, he's received support for his efforts to be saved from execution from no less than 60 employees of the Potosi Correctional Center, where he is incarcerated and works as a barber).

Texas-based Avelo Airlines is coming to St. Louis and will begin nonstop flights from Lambert Airport to New Haven, Conn., on June 13.

A 2-year-old boy injured himself last weekend with a gun that a St. Louis City Sheriff's deputy left unattended. The 2-year-old was reportedly wounded in the side but his injuries are not fatal.  Ferguson Police Spokeswoman Pat Washington confirmed to the RFT that a 2-year-old accidentally shot himself with an adult's firearm on Saturday night at a home in Ferguson.

The low-cost airline's new offering marks the first time it will serve St. Louis Lambert International Airport.

The Olia Village project in Creve Coeur calls for apartments, townhouses, retail, hotels, office buildings and park trails on 96 acres of land.

The council refused to advance his request Tuesday, saying they want more detail from revenue officials.

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