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JEFFERSON CITY -- GOP auditor candidate Thomas Scweich flexed a little muscle of his own today after opponent Allen Icet announced the endorsement of Kenny Hulshof.

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Group wants to know what public would like to see along the dual path system that is scheduled for completion in November

A financial adviser with offices in Chesterfield and St. Charles was sentenced to 63 months in federal prison Thursday for bilking investors out of $3.9 million in a pyramid scheme.

University of Missouri-St. Louis officials sent an e-mail to employees asking for information about an employee that hasn't been seen since she left her office for lunch Wednesday.

JEFFERSON CITY -- File this one under "maybe Chuck's getting too much publicity."

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Extension of 2002 agreement avoids cutoff of Medicare, Medicaid money at local clinics.

On making the adjustment to college life ...

Nelly's raps may not be welcome in Branson, but the welcome mat may be laid out for the St. Louis artist at tonight's concert at Kiener Plaza downtown.

JEFFERSON CITY -- Former Republican candidate for governor Kenny Hulshof today endorsed Rep. Allen Icet, R-Wildwood in the GOP race for governor.

Jacob Runge was facing manslaughter and armed criminal action charges for providing the gun his friend used to commit suicide

Locally owned DeVault Investments has bought the 250-room facility.

Prosecutors say the official wanted $10,000 and a job in exchange for liquor license.

The center claimed to provide services to victims but never did, the AG said.

JEFFERSON CITY -- Further trying to burnish his conservative credentials before Tuesday's U.S. Senate primary vote, Congressman Roy Blunt today came out in favor of Proposition C, the statewide vote

Sometimes the most interesting photography involves paying attention to the details.

The inquiries will focus on why dental equipment wasn't properly cleaned and reusable medical equipment.

Instead of cutting a check, a Bloomberg Markets investigation shows companies holding the money for "safekeeping" and earning millions in interest.