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Edward Bearden, who worked for the Missouri Department of Corrections from 2008 to September 2018, denies the accusations.

Local police union attorney Jane Dueker deregistered as a lobbyist Tuesday in order to open her own campaign account for the Aug. 2 Democratic primary for St. Louis County executive.

A lawsuit filed over the death of a Berkeley teen claims negligence on the part of a Florida amusement park where the teen fell from a 430-foot drop-tower ride.

The Missouri Supreme Court declined to rule on the constitutionality of a controversial gun law, sending it back to the lower court.

On Saturday, the Reparative Justice Coalition of St. Louis will hold ceremony to mark killing of Francis L. McIntosh, who was tied burned to death in 1836.

Jennifer Rothwell was six weeks pregnant when her husband killed her in 2019; lawyer argues it was not premeditated.

The court left intact its 2017 opinion striking down the St. Louis County-specific limits.

Lawmakers ponder absurd reality that if a detainee isn’t on death row, a provable case of innocence isn’t enough to free them from prison.

But the amendment, sponsored by Rep. Shamed Dogan, failed on a 60-77 vote.

The shooting happened near Hamilton Avenue and Martin Luther King Drive.

Amy Turck, a Granite City native and SIU grad, is the new vice president and "chief individual giving officer" for KETC (Channel 9).

CEO says company will increase hybrid and remote work options; anticipates "a significant downsizing of our current leased space."

New informative panels, two years in the making, are part of ongoing efforts to publicly reckon with flaws in men idealized as heroes.

Arch Resource's recent performance reflects a dramatic turnaround in coal markets over the past year.

Recent pay raises have made recruiting easier, although the commission is still struggling to hire licensed workers.

President Joe Biden nominated Illinois state Sen. Rachelle Aud Crowe, D-Glen Carbon, for U.S. attorney in southern Illinois. He also tapped a new U.S. Marshal.

Tyre Sampson, 14, died March 24, 2022, after falling from a 430-foot free-fall amusement ride in the heart of Orlando's tourist district.

The proposed constitutional amendment would abolish partisan primary elections and allow voters to rank their top four choices, regardless of party.

Aid to attend college and redeveloping the Martin Luther King Drive corridor are on a long list of items in a ‘roadmap to economic justice’ released Monday by Mayor Tishaura O. Jones.

House members on Monday voted 93-41 to require transgender students to compete on teams that match the “biological sex” listed on their birth certificates.