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From Rome to right here in St. Louis, Dan Gray has documented history for more than half a century as a journalist.

What’s next for Lamar Johnson’s attempt to overturn his 1995 murder conviction? And who really owns the Fabulous Fox Theater? What’s the latest on Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s deposition of Dr. Anthony Fauci? Those cases, and more, are tackled by our Legal Roundtable, with attorneys Booker T. Shaw, Sarah Swatosh and Dave Roland.

The expansion of the downtown convention center faces more hurdles after officials said they no longer have enough money to pay for the second half.

Brinkmann Constructors, a leading national general contractor, is opening a new office in Phoenix to allow the company to better serve the southwest United States, an area where the company is already active. Over the last few years, Brinkmann has entered many new markets as it continues to expand its national reach. Brinkmann has been […]

A St. Louis man has been indicted for allegedly manufacturing and selling fake temporary vehicle tags for vehicles.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson on Tuesday appointed Vivek Malek as the next state treasurer.

The company signed a 15-year lease in 2019 to operate out of the renovated Post-Dispatch building, and had said in June it would retain the lease. But it's now downsizing.

Donald Fields II is facing child sex trafficking and child rape charges. Throughout the past year, Fields' whereabouts have been unknown.

Christmas is just right around the corner, and that often means falling into routine get-togethers with family and friends.

Illinois is set to receive more than a quarter of a billion dollars in grants from the federal government to expand the reaches of broadband internet in the state.

Rolling Stone's ranking of The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time is now available in book form. A hardcover tome features the most recent edition of the list, which was…

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State lawmakers held the third and final hearing of the year to discuss the assault weapons ban proposal.

Kansas City's University Academy released a list of improvements it promised to make after firing a teacher accused of using a racial slur.

A former St. Louis County high school counselor was sentenced Tuesday for having sex and inappropriate contact with students.

A former St. Louis County guidance counselor was sentenced to 15 years in prison Tuesday for exchanging sexual messages and making inappropriate advances toward at least 10 female students.