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A St. Charles woman was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver on I-70 eastbound near the Warrenton exit.

The man charged with killing four people and injuring four others in a crash in February has a court date Thursday.

The Missouri History Museum is hosting its 'Twilight Thursday' concerts in Forest Park every Thursday this month from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Hours after news of Kent State, on May 4, 1970, a gathering on the Washington U. campus quadrangle turned surly.

The Eureka Fire Department is teaming up with the American Red Cross for a blood drive Thursday.

I made a rookie mistake at Mike's Italian Beef (8001 MacKenzie Road, Affton; 314-282-0007), the Affton sandwich shop based around Chicago's quintessential sandwich. After unwrapping the restaurant's namesake sandwich — a mammoth portion of tender, paper-thin-sliced, jus-soaked top-round nestled into a pillowy hoagie roll and smothered in piquant giardiniera — I knew I should probably grab some napkins before digging in.

The largest disabilities service provider in Missouri is hosting a golf tournament fundraiser.

According to the Alzheimer's Association, people of color are more likely to get Alzheimer's disease.

Crews are at the scene of a crash early Thursday morning.

To be transgender is to be misunderstood, maligned and occasionally murdered.

Sales will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in the former Macy’s store.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is trying to convince the state auditor’s office to increase the projected cost of an initiative petition seeking to enshrine abortion rights in the constitution, according to records obtained by The Independent. Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick has refused to make the changes Bailey demanded, arguing that the attorney general is trying […]

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The state might require every electric vehicle to be capable of powering your home — and the grid — through a process called bidirectional charging.

The state has set ambitious climate targets. Now it'll build the clean energy it needs to meet them.

The system will route calls to the appropriate agency of the city or unit of the police department.

Justices will hear a case that challenges a long-standing precedent that underpins many public health and climate regulations.

Dee Snider was supposed to perform at SF Pride next month, but has lost the gig after supporting Paul Stanley’s recent tweet in which he suggested gender confirmation treatment for children has been “turned…

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