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Celeste Metcalf, who finished third in the March 4 primary, said she’s backing former Alderwoman Donna Baringer against longtime Comptroller Darlene Green.

Jerryl Christmas has been a prosecutor, defense attorney and civil litigator. On Tuesday, he played a different role, and he wasn't pleased with how it went.

The St. Louis developer is in a legal fight with the union over a loan he received for a downtown grocery store.

The incident occurred about 6:05 p.m. Tuesday. Police said video footage shows the man walking to the tracks and lying down.

O’Fallon Brewery closed last year and put its equipment up for auction after filing for bankruptcy in 2023.

He was a fixture in politics and government in the north St. Louis County municipality for three decades.

The plan slashes the individual income tax and corporate income tax, eliminates the capital gains tax, and more.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

Missouri’s U.S. senators lambast lawyers’ group, saying it has become purely partisan political vessel and should not be used in considering judicial nominees.

Court documents say Billy Earl Washington got $2,000 in a robbery Saturday of a Commerce Bank, at 6327 Chippewa Street.

He’s sued China, Starbucks, and the Biden administration, among others. Critics call it grandstanding.

Three justices signaled that the challenge to the minimum wage law may be better suited to be decided in a lower-level courtroom before the Missouri Supreme Court is asked to weigh in.

Now U.S. attorney for Washington, Martin wants all felon-in-possession gun cases to be handled in federal courts, where convictions bring hefty prison terms

Roland Clubb, 80, a neighbor of St. Raphael the Archangel in the quiet St. Louis Hills neighborhood, has been charged with second-degree assault.

Officers responded to the 5500 block of Wells Avenue, due north of Forest Park and about a block south of Martin Luther King Drive.

Five months after Missouri voters overwhelmingly approved a boost in the minimum wage and a paid leave plan, Republican lawmakers moved Tuesday to repeal the law.

Northbound Interstate 55 in south St. Louis will be closed overnight March 14 and 21.

Officials say it's part of revitalization plan for Kinloch, one they hope can help spur new development in the city for the first time in years.

The St. Louis Board of Education approved a plan starting next fall where students can attend a maximum of one year in three schools with 940 students.

Bill would provide grants for telemedicine projects focused on treating substance-abuse disorders. Communities of 20,000 or less would qualify.