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Mark McCloskey compared himself to Rittenhouse in a statement Tuesday, saying they both were defending themselves from an 'angry mob.’

The vote will determine the fate of the Douglass Hill project, which would add condos, apartments, retail and commercial development.

The Compton Heights area and part of the Tower Grove East neighborhood shift into different wards from the last version.

Councilwoman Katie Gatewood is accused of lying to the City Council and improperly interfering with the former O’Fallon police chief.

A community is heartbroken at the loss of Ike the Panhandling Hound after reports of an alleged hit-and-run on Monday.

Mary Pat Carl, who twice ran as a candidate to be the St. Louis circuit attorney, now works for Madison County State's Attorney Tom Haine.

Blues drop fourth in a row and fifth in last six games, falling to a team that came in with one win this season

Zahmeen Manuel, 43, was charged in connection with an attack last month.

Getting vaccinated, continuing to wear a mask are the "prudent" things to do with COVID cases on the rise, Dr. Clay Dunagan said Tuesday.

Ferguson’s police chief said he isn't aware of any such incident.

Check out the highlights of Ben Frederickson's weekly chat with St. Louis sports fans.

Major Brands is suing Mast-Jägermeister US, which ended their right to distribute the herbal liqueur in Missouri, and Southern Glazer's Wine and Spirits, which replaced them.

"This year they were looking for a reprieve from the stress, and it hasn't happened."

The criminal justice system makes mistakes, and must be better at correcting them.

Venue's last theatrical production was "The Band's Visit" in March 2020, before "heartbreaking" cancellation of programming.

The new hires include three starting attorneys, a secretary in the diversion program, and Marvin Teer, chief trial assistant.

A 16-year-old boy who died was driving the car that hit a tree.

The North County corridor has been targeted for redevelopment, especially after the unrest triggered by the police killing of Michael Brown in 2014.

A spokesman said the school district is disappointed that the attorney general, a candidate for U.S. Senate, is using his office to ‘attack public education.’

The center of the U.S. population distribution has been located in the Show-Me State since 1980.