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Bailey’s post had been viewed more than 343,000 times as of Monday morning as he runs for election in 2024.

Economic headwinds, political actions of Chinese government make the country a bad investment, Malek contends

Public hospitals have found a way to avoid open-records laws. Now, a trustee of one of those hospitals is challenging the system.

St. Louis Comptroller Darlene Green’s deputy also voted for the contract on a selection committee.

St. Louis’ payment problems trace back to technology, lack of training, turnover and a leader who rarely shows up, City Hall insiders say.

It’s the second attempt to overturn the 2022 law, approved by the state’s GOP-controlled Legislature.

St. Louis could add a second direct flight to Europe with the help of Missouri officials. Kansas City also wants in on the action.

In Wentzville, a proposal to remove a requirement for diverse materials in school libraries was indefinitely tabled by the school board.

The revocation comes more than three months after state officials suspended Robertsville-based Delta Extraction.

New blood donation center opened Tuesday in Arnold, where new mixed-reality headsets were also rolled out to help distract donors who may be anxious about giving blood.