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The decision to ban Trump from the social media platform was “morally wrong and flat-out stupid,” Musk said.

Ikea wanted to slash the value of its store from $75.7 million to $23.4 million because it said the store, which opened in 2015, was "functionally obsolete."

Frank O. Pinion pal releases new book about U.S. road trips

Larry Rhines pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in St. Louis last year to five robbery charges and five gun charges.

Madison, Wisconsin, police said Monday that they’d made no arrests in the incident.

Lux Living is seeking a property tax break worth nearly $7 million from Port KC.

On June 4, Nine PBS will premiere "Head Over Heels: Remembering Wrestling from the Chase." A screening party begins at 7 p.m. outside of the station studios

They’re worried Proper Cannabis’ new place will unleash noxious odors on nearby homes and threaten residents’ health.

Edwardsville joined trend when it bought an electric Zamboni for its soon-to-open public ice rink.

Bipartisan critics warned that enacting the proposal would lead to overregulation and micromanaging of public school teachers.

"I asked him point blank, 'A pursuit with no sirens?'" a family member said after deadly crash.

St. Louis County Council Chair Rita Days said she will ask the council to vote on the matter on Tuesday.

A Jefferson County woman and her dog died as a result of a two-alarm fire at their home on May 2.

Lawmakers have four full days to finish their work.

The measure now heads back to the GOP-led House to review Senate changes.

An 8-year-old boy was shot in the foot Sunday around 12:30 p.m. in the city’s Kingsway West neighborhood, according to police.

A special section recognizing the 56th edition of Post-Dispatch Scholar Athletes publishes Wednesday, May 11.

Confluence Festival will feature performances by Nelly, Old Dominion, Jimmie Allen, Cole Swindell, Kameron Marlowe, Dee Jay Silver, Alexandra Kay and more.

The spending plan approved by lawmakers could cut wait times for state assistance.

A former police chief and convicted felon, Bob Romanik was a key figure in organized crime allegations.