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Cardinals' Gold Glove outfielder, talking for the first time after his benching midgame Saturday, says he had a momentary lapse of that 'World Series mentality.' 

Former staffer alleged that former radio host Frank O. Pinion had talked on air repeatedly about the man entering a substance abuse rehab facility.

A shaken Alton police chief called the suspect in the beheading death "a savage monster."

Ryan Delanty, of Ballwin, and Thomas Shultz, of Chesterfield, were indicted in the hazing that left a Mizzou freshman blind, unable to speak or walk.

St. Louis-area health experts say the lack of reporting of at-home tests has obscured the latest wave of cases.

Memories of legendary Cards broadcaster remain vivid, 20 years after his passing, to those who have the job now.

The superstar country act performed 22 songs from "Sin Wagon" to "Goodbye Earl" along with most of the "Gaslighter" album.

The discovery shows how the illegal gaming industry has become “brazen” in its approach to flouting state anti-gambling laws, said the chief of the Missouri Lottery.

Khan, 48, submitted a resignation letter Thursday to County Executive Sam Page. The letter did not state a reason for his departure.

Marmol's decision in the seventh, hinged around a matchup on the horizon, proves pivotal after Cardinals rally in 6-5 loss to Red Sox at Fenway.

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