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Gerald E. Cardwell Jr., 50, could face life in prison when he is sentenced March 3 in the 2019 death.

A grand jury in St. Clair County indicted Sabrina Dunigan, accusing her of leaving the children alone in their apartment on Aug. 6.

Top city and county leaders are on same page, but full regional cooperation will be needed to expand St. Louis transit.

Prosecutors said Jeffrey M. Bauza, who owns a CDL licensing business, withheld taxes but didn't pay them over to the Internal Revenue Service.

LaDon Mick, 63, was found dead Thursday in the 1600 block of Nolte Place in Alton.

Homicide investigators were called to the scene in the 600 block of Robert Avenue in the city's Carondelet neighborhood just before midnight.

I finally learned to appreciate the game of cricket. The payoff was immense.

The magnitude 4 earthquake was centered near Poplar Bluff. It was felt as far away as Jefferson City and Memphis, Tennessee.

They recommend a $3 an hour increase to help recruit and retain corrections officers and case workers at the troubled facility.

In the age of texting, TikTok and social media, parents try to find balance between letting kids learn for themselves and protecting them from a big mistake.

The charges are in addition to those that Perez Reed, 26, already faces in four fatal shootings in St. Louis County and city.

"Dogs on the Trail" is a love letter, in words and beautiful pictures, to Ugly Dogs old and new.

The fatalities were the first among MoDOT workers in the St. Louis district since 2016.

Joplin native Linda Dobkins (writing as Jo Allison) has put together a history of the dark side of St. Louis, titled “Storied & Scandalous St. Louis.”

The proposal would require lots to put up fencing or landscaping to keep ‘cruising’ vehicles out when the parking facilities aren’t in operation.

The state also reported cases after vaccination or prior infection — cases remarkably rare, most common among those with underlying health conditions.

Employees have until Jan. 4 to get their final shot in order to be fully vaccinated by Jan. 18.

Aldermen will hold another public hearing Saturday following the release Thursday of a fifth version of a proposed ward realignment proposal.

Republicans are using the dispute as an example of ‘cancel culture’ attacking conservatives.

"We just don't think it's the best time to be putting people out of their house," Betts said Thursday.