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A juvenile was wounded in the foot in an accidental shooting Thursday afternoon in the Central West End, police said.

The County Council could vote on request to approve a lease with a new operator to run Quail Creek Golf Course in south St. Louis County.

An East Prairie, Missouri, man was sentenced to 35 years in prison after he was found guilty of trying to arrange the sexual exploitation of an 8-year-old girl.

A St. Louis teenager pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in connection to the January 2021 killing of an SIUE nursing student.

Dion Nickleson got a 12-year sentence. His accomplice Joseph Carlson got a 5-year term.

A newly signed St. Louis law will require new police officers to repay training costs if they quit to work for another law enforcement agency within 4 years.

A preliminary design calls for a 10-floor structure with street-level retail and space for a restaurant on the top story.

Workers hired through the temporary personnel companies will pick up litter along St. Louis area roadways

A 32-year-old man has been sentenced to 20 years in state prison after pleading guilty Thursday to stealing a car at gunpoint.

The House moved a bill establishing a “Holocaust Education Week” forward Thursday.

Our fair burg was only good enough to be ranked at No. 37 in the U.S., out of 197 cities. Even worse, we were rated as No. 2 in Missouri.

Hubbard Radio's KSHE (94.7 FM) held top spot for February, followed by Audacy's KEZK. Alternative rock "The Point" was No. 3.

Two bills aim to broadly tackle issues of homelessness by prioritizing creating and moving unhoused people into short-term housing.

Edward and Deanna Harris settled a lawsuit with the hotel over their son's drowning during a pool party.

She was hit on Illinois Route 177 at Eidmann Road about 9:40 p.m. Wednesday.

Marvin Rice was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend.

Sometimes, so it seems, logic and common sense rear their heads and stare hard enough to make bureaucracy blink.

Residents, officials heard the latest on contamination in West Lake Landfill: "There’s no boundary. They’re finding radioactive waste all over this site.”

TEARING THE TICKETS: Sometimes, so it seems, logic and common sense rear their heads and stare long enough to make bureaucracy blink.

The Missouri Senate’s schisms were ripped open Wednesday as the fate of the state’s congressional maps hung in limbo.