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There were 144 suspensions of students in the first two months of this school year compared to 62 for all of 2022-2023.
One of the rescinded orders, issued in 2015 by former Gov. Jay Nixon, set goals for state agencies to purchase 10% of goods and services from firms owned by minorities and 10% owned by women.
Tuesday's high temperature of 86 tied the record. The morning low was the warmest low temperature ever recorded, seven degrees warmer than the average high.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones calls Spencer’s resignation a “stunt.”
The St. Louis Preservation Board gave preliminary approval for local developers to raze part of the Optimist Building to build a hotel.
Lal Karsanbhai, in an exclusive interview, reflected on the future of Emerson, his decision to keep the company in the region and his strident op-ed that shook the region's leaders.
"It's grown into a huge thing at my house now," Dave says. He accepts donations to assist ALS research.
One died near the River Des Peres, the other in an exclusive community. But they left behind clues about their lives — and ours.
They’re targeting two House districts where Democrats have shown strength in the past.
View life in St. Louis the week of Oct. 20, 2024 through the Post-Dispatch photographers' lenses.
The high school launched an agriculture program this school year — the first of its kind in any urban St. Louis school district, district leaders say.
Bill Monroe received a “no-trespass order” from a lawyer for the St. Louis Public Schools board.
The power play by officials is part of St. Louis' new strategy to take on high-profile vacancy in the city's core.
Eric Schmitt pointed to Post-Dispatch reports about the program, championed by Mayor Tishaura O. Jones as a way to revive city neighborhoods.
The one-story, mid-century modern building is at Forsyth and Skinker boulevards, just south of the university's main campus.
The former alderman’s federal case has dragged on and was set to go to trial next month. The feds added additional charges this week.
The 207-room AC Hotel boasts a rooftop bar.
Is fall the most wonderful time of the year? The autumnal equinox may have been on Sept. 22, but the cooler weather, emerging colors, and area festivals bring folks outside all season long.
But SLDC said Comptroller Darlene Green’s report was “riddled with errors” and based on “misinformation.”
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.
Friendly Academy charter school plans to open in fall 2025 with 100 students in kindergarten and first grade.
Local grocery chain Dierbergs says it wants to open a new store at the Market at Olive development after it killed plans last year to open at the same plaza.
Mercy announced Tuesday it has teamed up with health insurance plan Centivo as its contract with Anthem Blue Cross is set to expire at the end of the year.
Developers sued to try and discover if she worked with FBI, woman says in filing seeking sanctions.
A salvage company operator long tasked with removing a sunken, World War II-era ship from the Mississippi River faces a lawsuit about illegal dumping nearby.
The Missouri Department of Transportation will close the ramp at 11:30 p.m. Oct. 27.
"The decision to part with valued employees is a painful one," SLU President Fred Pestello wrote in an email to students and staff.
Departed NFL team wants to invoke a purchase option that was in the provision when the Rams arrived in St. Louis in 1995.
Charles Littlejohn, 39, pulled off what’s been described in court as the greatest heist in IRS history, releasing the private information of the nation’s president and richest people.