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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.

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.

The former CEO and owner of The Duncan Group was sentenced Thursday to more than five years in prison and ordered to pay $3.8 million in restitution after pleading guilty to fraud charges related to a Ponzi scheme.

A former St. Louis developer was sentenced Thursday to eight months work release and ordered to pay restitution of nearly $147,000 after pleading guilty to a fraud charge for diverting money from a $10 million loan intended to pay for the renovation of a downtown building into offices and condominiums.

Chief Executive Robert Fruend Jr. and his Regional Health Commission got the good news they were hoping for Thursday: a $25 million annual lifeline for local health-care clinics that serve the region’s neediest patients.

Gov. Jay Nixon’s statewide economic steering committee met for the first time Thursday in Jefferson City.

The Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Enterprise Holdings, has pledged $3 million to the National Urban League to support the organization’s Whitney M. Young Jr. Center for Urban Leadership.