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You’ve heard the allegations about St. Louis jail conditions for years. Now, for the first time, you can see some examples with your own eyes.

Wood River Citizens are trying to derail plans by some on the City Council to build a new Recreation Center.

Sauget police found a man dead early Sunday in an Oz Night Club parking lot. The Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis is seeking the public's help in the case.

There's been at least three reported interstate or highway shootings in five days across the metro area. At least one of the shootings left one person hurt.

Lewis will be held on $50,000, cash-only bond once he is extracted from Las Vegas.

A St. Louis family is desperate for answers after their loved one went missing thousands of miles away. Dana Holt, 30, was last seen in Dallas on March 2, and none of her family and friends have heard from her since.

The attorney general’s “failure to follow the rules governing these cases suggests that he was only interested in the publicity he generated from filing the suits.”

He said when he and his passenger stopped the Maserati and got out to look at the damage, three men got out of the other car, jumped into his car, and sped away.

Designated hours for seniors and first responders are coming to an end at Costco.

Details of the $250,000 program for 3,000 residents between 13 and 25 years old were announced Monday by the city and Metro Transit.

The lawsuit against Al Bond is the latest indication of financial mismanagement at the once-powerful St. Louis-Kansas City Carpenters District Council, which was dissolved in September.

Congress to Your Classroom will give every high school in St. Louis two seats at a reoccurring meeting with the Congresswoman.

A panel of Missouri judges tasked with redrawing 34 state Senate districts released a tentative plan Monday, part of a once-in-a-decade process that reconfigures political boundaries following the U.S. Census. …

Boeing had been banking on Germany buying St. Louis-made Super Hornets and Growlers.

Missouri is one of only a handful of states without congressional district lines drawn, a task that must be completed every ten years after the census.