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A few were sentenced already to several years in prison for their roles in the drug operation and the two murders. Others await sentencing in August.

Since November 2022, Ameren and St. Charles had been negotiating on access to the wellfield to allow Ameren to monitor and sample work under EPA oversight.

"It is a sad commentary that we are having to certify and prosecute defendants who are 15," St. Charles County Prosecuting Attorney Joseph McCulloch said.

“I don’t know what’s going on,” said Mulvaney. “He let her get five feet from him and killed her.”

Legislation to restrict gender-affirming care for minors and require transgender athletes from playing on the team aligned with the sex on their birth certificate is headed to Governor Mike Parson's desk.

Nearly half of all children in Missouri ages 5 and under live in child care deserts. And in places with child care centers, providers struggle to adequately staff their facilities. Families and providers report that the current system is not working — and that it often forces them into tough, life-altering decisions.

The St. Louis Planning Commission on Wednesday approved proposed zoning changes that would require operators of short-term rentals to obtain a permit.

Law enforcement from multiple counties and agencies come together for training at Cardinals Stadium

A St. Louis teen is facing charges for his suspected involvement in a violent home invasion in O'Fallon earlier this year.

The Missouri Senate remained bogged down in GOP infighting Wednesday night, with conservatives for the third day in a row blocking or slowing legislative action while time ticked down towards Friday adjournment.  Leading the effort was Sen. Mike Moon, R-Ash Grove, who spent much of Wednesday blocking an uncontroversial hemp bill by reading an anti-vaccine […]

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"Our data is showing that our young folks are having more suicidal thoughts than the past," BHR's Chief Clinical Officer said.

The Indian government really is showing the world what government censorship is all about lately. The country used to be somewhat better about speech issues online, but for years now we’ve been following the country’s descent towards censorship. Things really ramped up with the Modi government, where he seems ridiculously thin-skinned and unable to deal […]

Aircraft analyst Richard Aboulafia said the legal battle boils down to the terms of the contracts between Boeing and GKN. If GKN had a way of getting out of those contracts, it’s OK. If not, it’s “in a world of hurt,” he said.

In the last five years, there have been more than 1,000 deaths involving a substance-impaired driver.

Luke Moreland, 49, of St. James, was pronounced dead at the scene. A 44-year-old St. Louis man was airlifted with critical injuries.