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A St. Louis man was jailed in Wisconsin after police say he stole a semi-truck last week, led police on a 52-mile chase and crashed after the truck caught fire.

Missouri Democrats are planning to open up next year’s party-run presidential preference primary to 17-year-olds who turn 18 by the November 2024 presidential election.

The mower was using went down an embankment and pinned him underneath.

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“The abortion law in Missouri is too radical and cannot stand,” said Jamie Corley, a veteran GOP political operative from St. Louis, who filed the petitions.

Olive + Oak in Webster Groves said event was booked as private event, but then was promoted publicly. Management said they do not accommodate public fundraisers.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

Mayor Dan Borgmeyer hopes his officers will be able to send citations to owners of expired tags.

Marsha Evans was part of the St. Louis girl group the Georgettes, whose song "Would You Rather" is sampled on the new album.

Mike Faulk, who was among dozens of people arrested by city police during a 2017 protest, has reached an $180,000 settlement with the city.

The auditor said lawmakers should put a cap on a policy that allows businesses to keep 2% of sales taxes if they're sent to the state “in a timely manner.”

Those same council members signed a statement confirming a vote of no confidence against the mayor last week.

Authorities on Wednesday morning arrested a woman who was charged with murder almost seven weeks ago in St. Louis.

Three of those people are from St. Louis, according to the American Red Cross

Local design and planning firm HDA Architects has promoted five employees, the company said in a release this week.

Enterprise's financial commitment is by far the largest on a list of private donors to the $52 million MetroLink security effort, which includes turnstiles at stations.

The four-hour shutdown will allow pavement repairs.

“The thing you’ve got to protect yourself against most is a tyrannical government,” says U.S. Rep. Eric Burlison.

On Aug. 30, 1861, after consulting only with his wife, Fremont issued a proclamation declaring that active rebels in Missouri will be shot and their slaves "hereby declared freemen."

Bill Wyatt and partner Don Kuehl opened the first McDonald's restaurant in Missouri, at 9915 Watson Road. "Nobody knew us; we were just another hamburger place then.''