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Antaveon Bernard Le'Vell Kent, 22, pleaded guilty Friday to federal gun and drug charges in the March 16, 2021 killing of Kortlin Williams and Johnnie Jones.

Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s lawsuit blaming China for COVID-19 was dismissed Friday when a federal judge ruled his court has no jurisdiction over foreign governments.

A motorist was killed early Saturday after her car sped off Interstate 70 in north St. Louis, police say.

Khala Fowler, 31, and Wayne Warmack, 37, both of Jefferson City, were found dead inside a car Saturday in the 1000 block of North Sarah Street.

The Mississippi Monster waterslide features three hidden chambers. It was first announced in October 2020.

He became the second candidate to sign up to run for the post in an upcoming special primary, following Alderman Megan Green.

More than 800 families have applied to the MOScholars program since it launched last month.

Metro Transit says more than 80 bus drivers didn’t show up for work, leading to delays of up to an hour on some routes in St. Louis and St. Louis County.

Campaign for incumbent Page and challenger Dueker will face off in the Aug. 2 Democrat primary, which will close what has become heated campaign

Bill given preliminary OK by St. Louis Board of Aldermen would allocate federal pandemic aid to provide transportation, child care and other logistical support for residents getting an abortion in Illinois and other states where it remains legal.

Kanen said the move could more than double the company's share price.

An Arby's employee shot a coworker Friday afternoon, according to police.

Parson promoted Craig Higgins to circuit judge and named Rochelle Woodiest an associate circuit judge.

Beau Rothwell, 31, was sentenced Friday to life in prison after being convicted of killing his pregnant wife in 2019.

Since 1962, only 154 known cases have been identified in the U.S., and the only other case identified in a Missouri resident occurred in 1987, officials said.

State Rep. Raychel Proudie, D-Ferguson, takes to Twitter to lambast Page PAC’s $10,000 donation to PAC run by federal indictee Tony Weaver’s daughter-in-law.

New hires for Holland Construction Services, Vidzu Media, Maryville University

Todd Waelterman, a veteran city employee, started running the city’s trash-collecting operation for Mayor Tishaura O. Jones a little over a year ago.

The County Council will meet Saturday to begin narrowing the requests to spend federal pandemic aid dollars.

Vice president of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 788 said Metro bus drivers were outraged when they got a contract offer Wednesday night.