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St. Louis County Circuit Court Judge Jeffrey Medler last week gave the county until May 13 to hire an outside attorney or face a default judgment, after County Counselor Beth Orwick argued the case posed a conflict of interest for…

Rep. Ben Baker, a pastor and former dean of students at Ozark Bible Institute, said the legislation could address concerns that students are being indoctrinated against their parents' wishes.

Trudy Busch Valentine is among 11 Democrats vying to replace U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt.

Sen. Steven Roberts Jr., D-St. Louis, wants security grants for places of worship and tax credits for donations to refugee agencies.

Creve Coeur officials plan to appeal a state appeals court ruling overturning their vote to deny a conditional use permit.

The engineer, Dan Bruno, said he saw structural columns that did not appear to be anchored to the ground prior to the tornado.

Keith Graham, of St. Louis, was acquitted of first-degree murder and armed criminal action charges but found guilty of the two other charges.

A Kentucky man awaiting trial in the fatal shooting of an Illinois deputy attempted to escape from jail over the weekend, police said.

The St. Louis region faces a significant risk of severe weather on Wednesday afternoon, meteorologists said, including large hail and wind gusts up to 80 mph.

Missouri’s gasoline tax has become a target for lawmakers as fuel prices have increased over the last year.

The bodies of two men were found in different areas of Washington County on Sunday, and human remains were discovered in St. Francois County on Tuesday.

Angieri replaces Emily Lohse-Busch. He joined Arch Grants in 2016.

A bystander began shooting at Charles Stevenson as he was stealing a car in downtown St. Louis in 2020. Stevenson admitted returning gunfire in the incident.

Police on Tuesday arrested an 18-year-old on suspicion of first-degree murder and armed criminal action.

Police this week arrested a woman in connection to a man found shot dead in his home on Thekla Avenue earlier this month.

Kansas City-based PayIt already provides services to the St. Louis Collector of Revenue's office and will expand to business licenses.

Robert Williams, 58, was sentenced to more than 10 years in prison after admitting to falsely receiving roughly $2.5 million in COVID-19 relief loans.

"'64 Cardinals" due to hit shelves Friday and will look at the World Series-winning team that introduced Bob Gibson and Lou Brock to a wider world.

Bon Appetit magazine last week ran a story, "What Is Provel Cheese," written by a Phoenix native whose boyfriend is from the St. Louis area.

Sen. Brian Williams, D-University City, wants state funds to go toward the demolition of the vacant Jamestown Mall.