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The Franklin County Prosecutor's Office issued a warrant Friday for 61-year-old Powell Trout in the double shooting outside a hotel in Washington, Missouri.

"You should always be sensitive to how you impact another person's well-being and how they feel about themselves."

The Medium Security Institution, also known as the Workhouse, has been empty since May, city officials say.

Chief Robert Tracy's every move is being scrutinized by a department that sees him as a stranger.

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The students at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School will return to in-person classes next week.

Laurna Godwin, owner, co-founder, and president of Vector Communications Corporation exemplifies Black excellence and professionalism.

Missouri is one of only 11 states in the country that taxes social security benefits, and now one lawmaker wants to use the state's extra cash to change that. 

In March 2022, community advocates said St. Louis' 211 hotline fails homeless people and leaves volunteers to pick up the slack. Nearly a year later, they report that things are even worse. STL Winter Outreach volunteers sit down with St. Louis Department of Human Services Director Dr. Yusef Scoggin to discuss how the system is working and the city’s role in making sure that vulnerable residents have access to shelter.

The former Kirkwood High and University of Missouri star is in the 2023 College Football HOF class.

A jury has convicted a man of nine felonies in connection with a triple shooting several years ago in north St. Louis County.

Workers at St. Louis Public Radio, the local National Public Radio affiliate, have moved to unionize. The bargaining unit would consist of about 42 nonsupervisory employees, both on-air and off.

An Alton man was convicted of first-degree murder in a bench trial Thursday over a 2020 downtown Alton killing.