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Antitrust officials will focus on compensation to brokers and restrictions on their access to listings.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump abruptly stalked out of a White House meeting with congressional leaders Wednesday, flatly declaring he would no longer work with Democrats unless they drop all investigations in the aftermath of the special counsel's Trump-Russia…

The shooting occurred at 11:50 a.m. on Wednesday, said Metro Transit communications director Patti Beck. Passengers should expect 60 minute delays, she said.

ST. LOUIS — A man in his 50s was shot to death around 6:30 Wednesday evening in the 3900 block of Kossuth Avenue next to Fairground Park.

CLAYTON — He was polite and persistent. Charming. Theatrical. He would usually show up with a small cast of characters to back him, but with a full ensemble when he needed them.

Jasen Smith, 44, was found with a severe head injury minutes after leaving his wife to look for a T-shirt she left behind.

The situation may be worst in Lincoln County, where a levee breached by other recent flooding exposes some area residents to further risk.

Republican sponsors of the bill say that would not happen. But Democrats who oppose the bill say it could.

In a 53-45 vote along party lines, the Senate confirmed Stephen Clark to be a federal judge for the Eastern District of Missouri. He replaces U.S. District Court Judge Carol E. Jackson, who retired in 2017. Clark was opposed by…

The extra pay for resident employees — the city personnel director says it might be $500 or so a year — may be part of a proposed ballot issue that would repeal the city's residency rule.

John Wells stood trial this week on charges of groping two women in May and June of 2017.

If approved by aldermen, the new $15-an-hour minimum wage will be in effect for 99 positions in the city parking division and some other spots in the city treasurer's office. Now they're paid as low as $11.

The woman initially came forward about the assault to a trusted former high school teacher in the fall of 2018, who alerted school district officials, who then alerted authorities.

Councilman Tim Fitch wants says city currently forces its employees to live there, so county should ban its employees from living in the city

A federal lawsuit filed Wednesday by an employee fired in 2018 accuses St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner of discrimination.

Two men tried to carjack a couple at the Stadium West garage near Busch Stadium in 2016.

The students, all convicted of felonies, earned associates' degrees by completing 60 credits in courses taught by Washington U. professors.

The victim met Natez Fisher offered to sell a game system on Facebook, then robbed and shot the person who shot up to buy it.

The "squall line" of storms moved through the area quickly.

Family wants St. Louis County Special School District services for autistic twin boys.