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A St. Peters resident, Robert W. Stillwell, 66, drove school buses for the Francis Howell School District.

A federal judge ordered David Lee Nelson, 41, to pay more than $60,000, with some of the money going toward counseling for the victims.

Illinois State Police said the shooting happened just after 7 p.m. at the restaurant on North 24th Street.

Roxie weighed nearly 96 pounds at birth, and she's the first-ever animal to be born at the WildCare Park.

Cierra M. Wealleans, 21, pleaded guilty Thursday to lesser charges after an arrangement with prosecutors.

The City of Webster Groves has selected Vincent Acevez as its next police chief. He will begin service on June 24.

The company's main website was down Thursday after the bankruptcy filing.

The Missouri History Museum's new exhibit breaks down the false food myths that are still prevalent 120 years after the fair.

The jury deliberated for about three hours after hearing closing arguments earlier Thursday.

Supporters needed to collect roughly 180,000 voter signatures to get sports betting on the ballot. The campaign says it gathered more than 340,000.

Clarksville Mayor Jo Anne Smiley says many local businesses closed after 10 floods since 2008.

Until May 15, some St. Louis area animal rescues will have reduced or waived adoption fees.

“Everyone’s hearts are heavy because we lost a great one but his spirit will live on in all of us,” his obituary read.

Police said a witness dropped the victims off near St. Louis City Hall, where medics were responding to another incident.

Missourians for Healthy Families and Fair Wages held a Jefferson City rally as it submitted 210,000 signatures to the secretary of state.

Police said they don't believe the officer's bullet struck the suspect, but he had a cut on his knee that required treatment.

For $25 and no added fees, you can get tickets to see 21 Savage, Hootie & The Blowfish, Janet Jackson, Luke Bryan and more.

Nylah Walker is an award winning dancer from St. Louis hoping to raise money to perform at a national competition

Although flooding concerns are typical for this time of year, it will be different because the ground is more saturated due to torrential rain.

"This is extremely important to me, and the whole world is talking about it. I had to be here," SLU grad student Ahlam Jaber said.