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Ernest J. Dupree, of the 1900 block of Hebert Street, was charged this week with murder and armed criminal action in a Nov. 5 homicide.

A large police presence was at the scene of what appeared to be a bus crash at Lucas and Hunt Road and Normandy Place in North County.

Alfred Mayes, 33, and St. Louis County police Detective Antonio Valentine died after a head-on crash on Wednesday.

The city argues that the new law requires the city to treat police differently than other civil service employees ‘without rational basis.’

A mid-major team has reached the College Cup every year except one since 2010.

Kelley, a senior vice president at the regional business group, stepped down Dec. 1.

Ameren's Rush Island Energy Center must install expensive pollution controls by 2024. But it could be retired early, instead.

Circuit Judge Ellen "Nellie" Ribaudo found Ryne Dobson not guilty of first-degree murder and armed criminal action.

Police were called to a building along Union Boulevard where they exchanged gunfire with a man alone in his fourth-floor apartment, police said.

There are 6% fewer banks in the St. Louis area compared with five years ago, according to a Post-Dispatch analysis of FDIC data.

Brittany McMillan and Brady Witcher have been accused of a multistate crime spree that included four murders.

A related bill setting up a new full-time agency to handle complaints about the jail and police is expected to be introduced as soon as next week.

Two lawsuits in a deadly police chase involving two St. Louis County officers have cost taxpayers $841,000.

'As players, we want to put the best product on the field, the best version of the game we can,' said former Cardinals reliever Andrew Miller.

Darian Cummings pleaded guilty in a 2017 crash that killed 9-year-old Caleb Lee.

Police found him inside a vehicle Wednesday afternoon.

'TrueSouth' host John T. Edge views St. Louis through the sandwiches at AAA Fish House, Lisa's Chop Suey, the Iowa Buffet and more local institutions.

Adam Craft was found guilty of statutory rape, statutory sodomy, child molestation and sexual misconduct involving a child.

A federal indictment says an Ohio woman lost about $300,000 to romance scammers, then began helping the scammers victimize others.

“'I love this job. But it’s so hard when I could go to Amazon or Target and make more money.'”