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The Democratic county executive faces two felony and two misdemeanor charges, accused of using county funds to send a mailer that could be seen as opposing a measure that was on the April ballot.
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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s office is investigating the county executive’s use of public funds to mail out pamphlets about Proposition B before the April election. -
Bar K's roots are in Kansas City and had expanded to St. Louis and Oklahoma City. On Tuesday, the popular destination for dogs and their owners announced all its locations were shuttered, effective immediately. -
With the first study complete, backers will turn their attention to funding the project’s initial phase. -
Groups from “marching music’s major league” are crisscrossing the country this summer — chasing a perfect 12-minute performance and the dream of a world championship. -
Sunflowers return to north St. Louis County for photo ops and wildlife. -
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The 1:20-scale model of the Admiral began life sailing on the Meramec River, then transitioned to a Labor Day parade float. Its final act will be staged at the National Museum of Transportation. -
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