The crash was about 7:20 p.m. Tuesday at Martin Luther King Drive and North Euclid Avenue.

Quincy Baker was being treated at the psyche ward, where he belonged. He got sent to the city jail to die.

A Brentwood police officer accused of using license-plate reading cameras to stalk his ex-wife violated city policies but did not commit a crime, authorities say.

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Wesley Bell was projected to once again defeat Cori Bush in the Democratic primary and retain his seat in Missouri's 1st Congressional District

Ehlmann, who is seeking a sixth term in office, tied his reelection bid to his decades of experience and how the county has grown and prospered during his tenure.

Missouri voters overwhelmingly approved a 10-year extension of the sales tax that funds state parks and soil and water conservation.

In the heavily Democratic city, Alderman Shane Cohn will be the overwhelming favorite in the November general election.

Skeptical Missouri voters said an emphatic "no" to Gov. Mike Kehoes bid to phase out the state income tax.

Bahr defeated GOP primary challenger Jen Olson, winning more than two-thirds of the vote in final unofficial returns.

Democratic candidates for St. Louis County executive include state Sen. Angela Walton Mosley, state Sen. Brian Williams and county Assessor Jake Zimmerman.

Follow the latest Post-Dispatch coverage of Missouri's primary election, including key races, ballot measures and reaction from across the state.

The amendment would make it more difficult to change Missouri's constitution.

Lawsuits have claimed that talc powders made by Vi-Jon contain small amounts of asbestos and have caused serious illnesses.

Missouri voters suspended and overturned a redistricting law in 1922, but Republicans now argue the people no longer have that power.

Officers were called at about 10 p.m. to 76th and State Street, according to Illinois State Police.

The police board is considering offering more money for city cops who recruit officers from other departments.