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Beginning Wednesday, patients will be allowed one visitor per day in most circumstances.

The legal action stems from the termination of a House administrative staffer in 2021.

The Legislature will move fast on new boundaries for Missouri's eight congressional districts.

Keith D. Kunze was killed after his car lost control on an icy road and began spinning, police said.

Neal placed on waivers, three others sent to Springfield, as team makes roster room for returning players.

Throughout the month of January, canned and packaged food is being collected at all 16 St. Louis Public Library branches.

St. Louis Police have identified a 3-year-old who died Dec. 10 as Emmanuel Ware, but said the cause of the child's death is pending

Missouri's first gasoline tax increase since 1996 went into effect in October.

Mercy Clinic is among the partners offering services at the center in the former Farragut Branch Elementary School.

St. Joseph School in Cottleville will be virtual for at least one week

‘We are really trying to help the families engineer an environment that’s going to make it easy for them to keep these healthy habits going.’

Q • I always throw away my poinsettias after the holidays, but I was thinking about keeping one as a houseplant this year. Can I keep them all year round, or do they die after flowering?

Chernell L. Dabney told police she fell asleep before crash; police say surveillence video showed her driving onto a sidewalk at the victim.

Traveon A. Randell was charged in what police said was a street-racing crash that killed 55-year-old William E. Moore.

Ameren Illinois' outage map shows power outages reported shortly before 5 p.m. across Godfrey and Alton.

Matthew Brown was charged Dec. 30 with armed criminal action and second-degree murder.

Billikens over come rust following unscheduled break because of a COVID-19 outbreak on the team.

Ready or not, here come the more-or-less-annual Fallen Arches awards, celebrating all that was wild, wacky or bizarre about the region in 2021.

Twitter has permanently suspended Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's Twitter account @mtgreenee, the company confirmed to CNN Sunday morning.

Police were called or received notifications from the automated Shotspotter gunshot detection system 736 times from 5 p.m. Friday to 2 a.m. Saturday.