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Parson slashed funding for Missouri border control efforts after lawmakers increased state support.

Authorities on Tuesday charged a man who they say fled from a traffic stop and crashed his car, killing one of his passengers.

State health officials say they have not begun testing for bird flu in humans.

A woman on called 911 on Sunday and told dispatchers she had just shot her husband in Washington, Missouri, police said.

“I’m just humbled to say the least,” Gov. Mike Parson said.

A former parks department employee here said he was fired during his first week on the job because he refused several sexual advances from the mayor.

A couple says they are still awaiting an explanation more than four months after their 3-year-old son returned from day care in Godfrey with bite marks on his torso.

A teenage girl was shot early Tuesday in the Spanish Lake area of St. Louis County.

“Don’t let them muzzle the city’s watchdog,” Green’s post reads.

Gov. Mike Parson said the $8 million allocation in the 2024-25 budget wasn’t needed. Still, he leaves $2 million for his successor, who takes office in January.

The list of rejected delegates includes two of the major GOP candidates for governor, Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft and state Sen. Bill Eigel.

Summer foods are unlike foods in other seasons. Here are some of the best.

Thousands of students won’t have a school bus to ride in the patchwork plan expected to upend bell times and bus stops.

Othel Moore Jr., 38, died on Dec. 8 in the Jefferson City Correctional Center.

The groom shot this past weekend during his wedding reception in the city's Dutchtown neighborhood remains in ICU, his family said Monday.

The office of Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has asked the state Court of Appeals to review Horsman’s order.

A Crawford County sheriff's deputy had an "out of this world" experience when he pulled over a UFO last week as it was headed down Interstate 44 toward Roswell, New Mexico.

A 17-year-old boy died Sunday after being shot Thursday afternoon.

Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in June:

The Supreme Court in 6-3 decision found that presidents enjoy absolute immunity for acts within their “conclusive and preclusive” constitutional authority and presumptive immunity for all official acts.