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Spending cuts by the governor include $7 million to help the St. Louis Lambert International Airport jumpstart its new terminal project and $4 million for an O’Fallon police training facility.

The Institute is the region's main support for immigrants and refugees sent here by federal resettlement agencies.

The St. Louis area could see scattered showers and thunderstorms Monday along with strong winds, before the return of extreme heat later this week.

A jury ruled Thursday in favor of 13 employees who had largely sought religious exemptions from SLPS’s vaccine mandate in 2021.

The owners who purchased Urban Chestnut Brewing Co. amid bankruptcy announced plans Monday to revive another beleaguered beer brand.

U.S. Rep. Mike Bost, citing lost mail and delays, wants the Post Service’s inspector general to audit the St. Louis Processing and Distribution Center in Hazelwood.

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The conflict is affecting around 90,000 Missourians with University of Missouri Health Care providers and Anthem insurance

Three adults and two children were injured after their home in the State Park Place area exploded early Monday morning.

Lionell Alexander, 58, died in the June 20 incident at West Florissant and Pope avenues in St. Louis' Penrose neighborhood.

Tony Smee's last day was Friday.

Airport will get $1.2 million to complete work on airport road, Curtiss-Steinburg Drive, which serves terminal, airport businesses and hangar facilities.

Margaret McDonald, who had served as marketing principal since 2017, will transition to a consultant role.

Alberici Corp. said it wants to expand what it can offer to customers as well as increase its capabilities beyond construction.

The current contract is scheduled to expire July 27.

The historic property, about five blocks north of Busch Stadium on Ninth Street, is being privately listed through commercial real estate firm CBRE.

District officials concede the policy may imply a mandatory or automatic practice to refer unruly student behavior to law enforcement. But that’s not actual practice, they say.