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A Belleville nurse pleaded guilty to charges connected to allegations that she failed to perform CPR on a nursing home patient, leading to their death in 2017.

Those requirements, adopted late last year, drew sharp criticism from developers, small business owners and others.

The deal creates the largest U.S. cannabis pot seller by revenue.

Police had wanted him charged with robbery and other crimes, but St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner said the evidence doesn't support those charges.

The pursuit began about 90 miles away in Cape Girardeau County, Missouri.

The exhibit is set up in a large tent on the grounds of the St. Louis Galleria in Richmond Heights. More than 150,000 people have seen it here so far.

No one testified in favor of the plan during a public comment period Tuesday.

The Persian restaurant will shut its doors when owner Hamishe Bahrami retires in April.

Pharmacy benefit managers, known as PBMs, serve as third party negotiators in setting drug prices.

Oak Knoll Apartments triggered 93 noncompliance records with the Missouri Housing Development Commission over the past decade.

Two men have been charged in connection to the drug-related death of a teen last year in a Washington, Mo., home, police said.

Term-limited state Sen. Paul Wieland is trying to unseat Jefferson County Executive Dennis Gannon in the August Republican primary.

Investigators are looking for several people who they say stole approximately $75,000 worth of high-end perfume and electronics from multiple area stores.

Residents were warned to be alert for downed power lines; about 2,000 people were without electricity throughout the St. Louis region on Tuesday.

A bill creating the offense of trafficking abortion-inducing drugs drew criticism previously for including ectopic pregnancies.

St. Louis drug court program, now in 25th year, offers an alternative to jail for participants.

Pagedale police will begin patrolling the municipality starting April 1, city officials said. A contract has not been finalized.

Two proposals aim to provide Missourians financial relief by suspending the state's gas tax for six months.

The former Missouri first lady said: “At the appropriate time in the legal process, I will provide whatever evidence and documentation the court requests, including testimony under oath.”

Richard Arend revealed the business school knowingly submitted false data to the Princeton Review, which then ranked UMKC higher than it deserved.