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A Pine Lawn man has been accused of stealing jewelry off the body of a driver who had been killed moments earlier in a two-car collision, police said.

A Berkeley man has been charged with the fatal shootings of two men in Pine Lawn on Friday.

Mike Spencer, a local farmer, said everyone in the small Missouri community understands that the intersection where an Amtrak derailed this week is dangerous.

AHM Group's plans include a mix of market-rate, workforce and affordable housing across a mix of five projects.

A city development board is moving ahead with plans to approve a tax incentive on a project despite the objections of Alderman Tina Pihl.

Pier Property Group will receive up to 10 years of tax abatement for its project that will build five stories atop the Reliance Building.

St. Louis aldermanic committee gives quick endorsement to spending $1 million on helping city residents gain access to legal abortions in Illinois.

The Wentzville Police Department on Tuesday released video footage of an officer wounding a man who was threatening to kill himself in April outside a store.

A 9-year-old boy and two 13-year-old boys died when a vehicle hit a tree and burst into flames in Florissant. The 13-year-old driver survived the crash.

Rep. Tricia Derges was convicted Tuesday of conducting fraud at medical clinics in southwest Missouri in part by falsely claiming that she was giving patients stem cell treatments.

A Ritenour High School choir teacher has been indicted on a charge of having sexual contact with a student, authorities said.

The scouts were among 275 passengers who were on the train along with 12 crew members, according to Amtrak.

JEFFERSON CITY — Charter schools in Missouri will receive an infusion of at least $62 million in state funding under a new law scheduled to be signed by Gov. Mike Parson Wednesday.

Angie Minges, a marketing director at Nestle Purina, has been named as a director of the organization. She is a graduate of Mizzou and Washington University.

The area’s former alderman, her family embroiled in a dispute with the developer over its cut of the project’s development fees, refused to sponsor a bill to give the developer a tax break.

Lack of city funds in Hazelwood means no fall leaf pickup and no Fourth of July fireworks this year.

More than a third of Missourians would not qualify to receive the tax rebates.

A month to go until the U.S. Senate primary in Missouri, Eric Greitens still doesn’t have Trump’s endorsement. But he draws an intimate crowd.

St. Louis Department of Parks, Recreation and Forestry is testing a new remote-controlled lawn mower to cut steep hills more safely.

The move would allow the owner to apply for state and federal historic tax credits for a redevelopment that's likely to cost millions of dollars.