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Victim had a non-life-threatening wound. Police say victim's father was taken into custody for questioning.

A judge in Kansas City on Thursday blocked restrictions that temporarily banned access. Attorney General Andrew Bailey said he will appeal.

Four machines were found at a gas station in Festus, and nine more were located in Hillsboro.

The fatal crash occurred Thursday morning at Routes 143 and 3, police said.

Susan DiRaimondo was appointed by Gov. Mike Kehoe to a Democratic seat on the 4-person bipartisan board.

Ka’Niesha Robertson alleges in a lawsuit that school officials “conspired” to reassign her so she’d be unable to advocate for her students.

Sentio says the expansion will create 58 new jobs.

Treyvon Perry, 23, was charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the June 9 shooting of Lamarie Pigram, also 23, in Walnut Park West.

Gerald Hogue, 64, is one of three Missouri men connected to the 2001 shooting death of a man in Marion, Alabama.

Antonio L. Steed, 30, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of Nathan Owen, who was visiting St. Louis from California when he was killed July 30, 2018.

Ben McLemore, 32, faces a mandatory minimum sentence of eight years and four months in prison. He was taken into custody at the close of the hearing.

As expected, support for Trump’s tax and spending bill broke along party line among St. Louis-area members of Congress. Republicans were for it; Democrats, opposed.

The victim fell out of a boat he was operating Tuesday evening, the Missouri Highway Patrol said.

Already facing a difficult financial future, the state would have to choose whether to continue services or reduce spending for Medicaid, food aid and other programs.

"We will issue charges on that," St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price Smith said. "It's not safe. Those bullets have to come down."

Retired St. Louis Judge Steven R. Ohmer, who served on the bench in St. Louis courts for 30 years, will hold a hearing Wednesday.

Bailey says the 800-mile Grain Belt Transmission line project presented Missouri with information that was “at best speculative and faulty, or at worst intentionally fraudulent.”

Reproductive-health clinics in Missouri were close to running out of funds to provide access to contraception, preventative care.

In a new strategy, St. Louis police say they will cite parents for their kids’ shenanigans this holiday weekend.

Anthony Byrd, “right arm” to former Personnel Department Director Sonya Jenkins-Gray, was known for his frequent use of city vehicles. An audit found an employee put 5,700 miles on them.