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HUD charges St. Louis landlord with sexually harassing tenant.

A city-funded salary study recommended police officer and fire private salaries go up by about 15%.

The measure now moves to the Missouri House for consideration.

St. Louis public safety director says investigators are awaiting final medical reports into Cora Faith Walker’s death.

The sworn affidavit from Sheena Greitens is part of an ongoing child custody dispute in Missouri.

A former St. Louis police officer has been sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison after pleading guilty to mail fraud.

“If you hit a woman or a child, you belong in handcuffs, not the United States Senate,” said U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley.

After Lane Burns' funeral Saturday in Park Hills, Missouri, a procession will travel on Sunday to southwest Missouri for his burial.

An investigation by the Major Case Squad (MCS) has led to first-degree murder charges against a St. Louis man in connection to a fatal Maryville shooting.

Here is the route Sunday, for those who want to show support for the officer.

Kietra R. Studdard, 44, of Fenton, was indicted in September 2020 on two drug charges and being a felon in possession of a firearm.

A lawyer for one of the defendants called the practice of dropping and refiling cases on the day of trial "an abuse of the system."

Police had sought charges of first-degree robbery, armed criminal action and resisting arrest against a 27-year-old man.

The National Weather Service released its spring outlook this week.

Group wants to bring ranked choice voting to the state as a way to tamp down partisanship.

Equipment failures cause most pipeline spills in Missouri and Illinois in recent years.

Cortex officials say they have a new five-year strategic plan that will provide a roadmap to recruit more companies and build a pipeline of diverse talent.

Because a shortage of drivers and mechanics has kept St. Louis from separate pickups of recyclables in many areas, an alderman wants residents' refuse fees to be temporarily reduced.

Councilman Tim Fitch argues St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones has a conflict of interest.

Three major labor organizations representing nearly 400,000 workers passed the resolution condemning Russian President Vladimir Putin.