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Interim Public Safety Director Dan Isom insists city policy is to jail suspected violent offenders whether they test positive for COVID-19 or not.

Cal Harris, most recently the spokesman for the city of Baltimore, will serve as the lone direct report to Sam Page.

The county’s master plan calls for the replacement of all amenities in Kinloch Park, which has seen few renovations since the early 1970s.

Missouri lawmakers are considering a request by Gov. Mike Parson to give all state workers a 5.5% wage hike.

Decision to lift state of emergency meant scores of rules and regulations that had been eased during the pandemic went back into effect.

The boys escaped from the Hogan Street Regional Youth Center on July 3 after overpowering staffers and stealing two cars, police said.

If Patrick Mahomes can save a season in 13 seconds, can't pitchers and hitters be ready in 15?

Robyn Harrison helped clean the car belonging to the victim and Tyeishia Adail removed the victim's license plates.

Firefighters on Jan. 9 held a prayer vigil for Chief Kevin Cremer outside Mercy Hospital in Jefferson County where he had been admitted to the ICU.

Officials are asking anyone with military ordnance to contact the FBI for its safe disposal.

Ryan O'Connor was put on a ventilator and supporters held a prayer service for him.

Devin Hunt entered an Alford plea in St. Louis County Circuit Court in the 2018 shooting death of Erik Ervin.

Michael A. Wilmington, 56, was charged Sunday with first-degree murder and aggravated discharge of a firearm.

Retired teachers no longer have waiver of work rules.

It’s part of a proposed constitutional amendment that would give the Legislature legal authority to defund voter-approved Medicaid expansion.

Donovan Walker admitted having sexual contact multiple times with a 14-year-old girl he'd met online.

"This go-around ... it definitely seems like almost every call is COVID-related," said one firefighter.

Charges total $15.5 billion a year, and federal agency head has threatened 'action to restore meaningful competition'

Missouri's attorney general filed suit against 36 school districts across the state over masking.

Just before 11 a.m., O'Fallon police received a call about a suspicious vehicle with people possibly sleeping inside parked in front of a residence.