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A new museum exhibit in St. Charles highlights the Battle of Fort San Carlos, also known as the Battle of St. Louis.
David Hoffmann and his wife will still serve as advisors for the Augusta project, which calls for a hotel, 12-hole golf course and other amenities.
Two best friends were in a canoe that capsized about 8:15 p.m. One man made it to shore. His friend, who had no lifejacket, is missing.
Mizzou players are among college athletes teaming up with business collectives to capitalize on their name, image and likeness under new NCAA rules.
St. Charles Mayor Dan Borgmeyer hopes a combination of private donations and state or federal grants, and possibly local tax money, could fund a new facility that would provide shelter, job training and other services for homeless people.
St. Charles mayor negotiating to bring National Steamboat Museum to site along Missouri River.
An extraordinary series of events unfolded Thursday, allowing an acrimonious, monthslong debate to come to an end.
Deck sealing that was to begin Thursday night has been delayed for the eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 across the Blanchette Memorial Bridge.
Unless lawmakers act by Friday, three federal judges will take over the task of redrawing the state’s eight congressional districts.
A precautionary boil advisory has been issued for parts of Wentzville, city officials said.
Attorneys asked a federal judge to approve a $1.65 million settlement between Lindenwood University and a class action group of students.
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.
Al Bond’s answer, filed last week in a federal lawsuit, is his first public defense since carpenters union officials suddenly dissolved the St. Louis council.
Lawmakers have four full days to finish their work.
The Osage Nation last year called the sale of the site “truly heartbreaking.”
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There are no stoplights or restaurants in Josephville. Not even a village hall. But booming Wentzville and the GM assembly plant are neighbors.
The lawsuit said Joshua Landherr died of a drug overdose because his jailers were negligent and ignored his pleas for help.
Michael Hayden used a derogatory slur for homosexual men, struck another man with his car, and led police on a chase, charges said.
Roderick Provinchain struck coworker with four-way lug wrench while yelling "I'm gonna kill you," charges said.
Kenneth R. Hedges, 65, fell from his fishing boat and drowned near the Hickory Hollow Resort.
Body camera video released to the Post-Dispatch showed the moments that led police to shoot 17-year-old Christopher Jones.
Eight people were rescued and one person was arrested in a human trafficking operation in St. Charles, police said, noting an investigation remains underway.
Beau Rothwell testified that after killing his wife, he was in "panic mode" and trying to "keep up a facade" of normalcy.
Bail bond agent Wayne Lozier Jr., 43, has been held in the Ste. Genevieve County Jail since April 21 because authorities say he violated conditions of his bail.