Mark Schlinkmann

ST. LOUIS — State Rep. LaKeySha Bosley, D-St. Louis, has been charged in Jefferson City with driving with a suspended license and failing to stop for a red light, according to court records.

FESTUS — Opponents of a planned $6 billion data center turned in enough signatures to force a recall election on Mayor Sam Richards and two city

ST. LOUIS — A public transit advocacy group is offering free monthly passes for MetroLink and Metro buses in July as part of its ongoing effort to try to get new riders for the system.

A public transit advocacy group is offering free monthly passes for MetroLink and Metro buses in July as part of its ongoing effort to try to get new riders for the system.

ST. CHARLES — Immanuel Lutheran Church can demolish all six buildings needed to make way for an expansion of its early childhood program following a decision of the City Council on Tuesday night.

ST. CHARLES — A 350-unit, seven-building apartment complex proposed this week for St. Charles' Riverpointe project along the Missouri River could add some momentum to what has been a slow-moving development in recent years.

ST. LOUIS — A Chicago-based company has been picked for a nearly $45 million, three-year janitorial contract at St. Louis Lambert International Airport.

ST. LOUIS — The Maplewood school janitor arrested two weeks ago by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents was deported Thursday to Nicaragua, U.S. Rep. Wesley Bell said.

FESTUS — Festus Mayor Sam Richards and three city councilmen went to court Friday to try to block a recall election.

ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Public Schools said late Friday afternoon that a Legionnaire's disease case involving a district employee had spurred officials to begin testing water at its central office downtown.