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Cowardly silence by top Missouri politicians in the face of President Trump's worst outrages made them complicit in Wednesday's violence.

The franchise's greatest pitcher's passing came on the 52nd anniversary of perhaps his greatest game, a record 17-strikeout performance in Game 1 of the 1968 World Series.

Throughout his 16 seasons here, Brock galvanized fans at Busch Stadium, who would chant, “Lou! Lou! Lou!”

Unofficial final returns show Jones defeated Cara Spencer, 52% to 48%.

‘If you decide to return with your packages, it will be viewed as you refusing your route, which will ultimately end with you not having a job.’

State officials point to increased testing, the decreasing percentage of positive cases and big drop in the number of hospitalizations from COVID-19.

Accounts from almost two dozen parents contradict examples provided by former case manager at transgender center.

The move to drop the elective courses garnered national media attention and pushback from students, parents and groups including the NAACP.

The legislation is aimed at chipping away at the city’s stubborn gun violence problem.

Voters defeated conservative candidates Tuesday in a sweeping rebuke of right-wing efforts to gain control of local school boards.

Area hospital officials earlier this week noted an increase in flu and COVID cases, but didn’t sound any alarms.

Clay and his father had combined to hold the House seat for the past 52 years.

Abortion is now effectively banned in Missouri.

Illinois becomes first state to abolish cash bail.

Reaction to Kimberly Dragoo’s candidacy has been both fiery and divided.

St. Louis County’s chief prosecutor said Monday he would end his primary run for U.S. Senate and instead enter August 2024 Democrat primary against incumbent Bush.

One Direction singer's sold-out concert was originally scheduled for 2020.

Following the Taliban victory, local officials say as many as 1,000 new Afghan refugees could be resettled in the St. Louis area.

Authorities say there are six confirmed deaths at the Amazon fulfillment center near Edwardsville. A woman also died in St. Charles County.

Kirksville native Joe Maxwell is a former state representative and senator, and also the last Democrat to serve as lieutenant governor, from 2000 to 2005.

Former senator says Republican Party must disentangle itself from Trump or it will never win again.

Bally Sports Midwest, which is scheduled to carry about 150 Cards games this season, has made Brad Thompson its lead baseball analyst. He is set to call about 110 games;

In an announcement outlining their plans for Pride Night, the Blues did not mention Pride jerseys, but did say that players would be able to use Pride tape on their

The 35th annual Royal Rumble is set for Jan. 29 at the Dome at America’s Center.

Downtown stadium near Union Station would be 'overwhelmingly' privately financed.

By rejecting a trade, Cardinals outfielder launched a labor relations revolution that led to free agency for players — and cost him his career.

Rep. Crystal Quade is the minority party leader of the Missouri House.

Wentzville School Board votes to keep a challenged book on library shelves after banning "The Bluest Eye" last month.

Morgan Wallen's shows at Busch Stadium will be among the year's biggest music events. But you can count our critic out.

52 years in the making, the Blues finally win their first Stanley Cup, defeating Boston 4-1 in Game 7. Ryan O'Reilly wins the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoffs' MVP.

"I'm optimistic," Pang says about getting a new deal with Bally Sports Midwest. "But I do understand business."

The campaign of Bush, a Democrat who represents St. Louis city and part of St. Louis County, has paid $17,500 to husband Cortney Merritts since April 3.

The order, which goes into effect at 7 a.m. Friday, applies to everybody over the age of 9, although some exceptions will be allowed.

During the past decade, Twitter rendered the "pound sign" obsolete and made the "hashtag" part of our vernacular. The hashtag's uses range from sarcasm and trolling to awareness of social

Mayor Tishaura O. Jones and County Executive Sam Page made the announcement in a joint statement.

Her account was suspended over a tweet in which she said ‘women’s sports are for women, not men pretending to be women.’

A man who has been among the loudest demonstrators in Kenosha during Kyle Rittenhouse's trial is a fired former police officer from Ferguson, reports say.

Morgan Wallen's shows at Busch Stadium will be among the year's biggest music events. But you can count our critic out.

The district joins Kansas City Public Schools, which was the first in Missouri to issue a vaccine mandate for staff.

“She really needs to do some soul-searching of whether or not she wants to continue as circuit attorney,” Mayor Tishaura O. Jones says.

There have been 12 people in St. Louis who have died as of Wednesday, according to city Health Director Dr. Fredrick Echols.

Missouri governor whips up fear by signing hateful anti-transgender bills into law.

Mayor Brant Walker revealed in a Monday Facebook post that one of several people cited at a downtown bar early Sunday was his wife

Hall of Fame pitcher now is pain free and says he would have been at this year’s home opener had it been played last week.

Bush participated in her first hearing of the commission on Tuesday

Matthew McCulloch remained in police custody Monday morning and has not been charged.

Hamm, an STL native and former star of “Mad Men,” lends his voice in new ad for Kunce, a Democrat challenging incumbent GOP U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley in 2024.

The payment is related to Sunshine Law violations made by then-Attorney General Josh Hawley.

Gov. Mike Parson on Monday named Robin Ransom, a St. Louis appeals court judge, to fill a vacancy on the high court.

Perron, Tarasenko, Schenn, Bozak and Barbashev score as the Blues beat the San Jose Sharks 5-1 to take Western Conference title in Game 6 at Enterprise Center. The Stanley Cup

Springfield-based Life360’s nonprofit arm, Missouri’s largest USDA meal program provider during the pandemic, used government money to pay six-figure salaries, reimburse church expenses.

Her inauguration comes just a week after the U.S. Supreme Court welcomed its first Black woman, Ketanji Brown Jackson.

St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore's office charged more than twice as many criminal cases during his first three months in office as his predecessor did during the same period

The lawsuit was filed in January on behalf of 13 Christian, Jewish and Unitarian Universalist leaders who support abortion rights.

The bill Pritzker signed last week will eliminate cash bail in Illinois by 2023 and add police accountability measures.