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Jeffery Santee, 40, was charged with second-degree murder Wednesday. He's accused of killing Jeraun Spiva, 41.

Police said Clifton Booze was among a group of people who fired shots on Larry Lane, striking nearby cars and homes and killing a 14-year-old boy.

Illinois State Police said preliminary information indicates these two shootings to possibly be related.

The extremely popular sportfish will now be seen in more lakes across Missouri thanks to a recent program expansion.

'Hobo' Jack Sophir was cited by the City of Litchfield in March 2022 for failing to maintain his property, accumulation of trash and harboring rodents.

It's all part of a plan.

Sen. Josh Hawley called the move a "major betrayal of thousands and thousands of Missourians who have been lied to and ignore

They're blaming the St. Louis County Executive for putting a hold on a plan to clear blight and abandoned homes.

BJC HealthCare and Washington University are expanding a program to help people live where they work.

The killing of Terron Vales was Maplewood's second homicide this year.

The restaurant’s last day of operations was Monday, a Schnucks spokeswoman said.

Police on Thursday said he was found safe.

St. Louis County council members want to restore $718,000 in funding for ShotSpotter systems in a counterproposal to the county executive's suggested budget.

The rapid rise of AI technology has been greeted with enthusiasm, indifference, or, in some cases, great alarm.

The class of 2024 will include parents, grandparents, business owners and neighbors.

The bus was transporting 16 students, a teacher and a bus driver, according to the St. Louis County Police Department.

Prosecutors said Dennis Naumann hid cameras in a bathroom and other places. He admitted to uploading at least 50 videos of child sexual abuse material to Dropbox.

Yellow Corp. in August filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after shutting down all operations July 30.

This year, Hanukkah begins on the evening of Thursday, Dec. 7 and ends on the evening of Friday, Dec. 15.

It's unclear how many positions will be affected at the Chesterfield research facilities, but people familiar with the matter said cuts have been carried out.