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Canvassers in Missouri will need to submit roughly 170,000 voter signatures by May to make either the August or November 2024 ballot.

Fontbonne is facing a deficit of $5.2 million, prompting officials to consider eliminating more than 20 degree programs and laying off 18 faculty members.

Judge says Nicholas T. Cook will also have his license revoked.

Voters across the metro area will decide Tuesday on a smattering of propositions, including marijuana taxes in Arnold, St. Charles and St. John; a Manchester annexation plan; and a proposed

Voters across the metro area will decide Tuesday on a smattering of propositions, including marijuana taxes in Arnold, St. Charles and St. John; a Manchester annexation plan; and a proposed

Peace Park served as an unofficial park in the only St. Louis neighborhood without a real one. Now it’s being turned into a full park.

Richard Russell has been in federal prison for the better part of two decades. Hes been writing letters throughout that time, ranging from threats to apologies to cries for help.

Jewish leaders in St. Louis ask congresswoman to cut back on the vitriol toward Israel.

Demand for the program is strong, but the fundraising mechanism is challenging, a spokesman for Treasurer Vivek Malek says.

Missouri is one of 36 states with laws preventing large state contracts with companies that boycott, divest from or sanction Israel.