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Allan Mueller, a former state senator from St. Louis, drowned earlier this week in the Lake of the Ozarks, the Missouri Highway Patrol reported.

A man, 20, has been charged with felony child abuse in the death of his 4-month-old daughter on Monday in St. Louis' Downtown West neighborhood.

A man stole a utility pickup truck at St. Louis Lambert International Airport and led police on a chase through the airfield, according to charges filed Friday.

The O'Fallon Police Department said that the boy, 9, lived out-of-state and was in O'Fallon visiting family. Authorities have not released the child's name.

Aisha Sultan writes: I thought the transition to my parents getting old would happen so gradually that I would hardly notice it. That’s not how it happened at all.

Upcoming raises were approved Thursday for the vast majority of Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District employees.

A former University City mayor and councilman have filed a lawsuit challenging a recently-approved plan to renovate two historic buildings without a public vote.

The toy's warped squares are based on a mathematical shape called a hyperbolic paraboloid.

A neighbor saw the man walk into the pond, but not resurface.

Avadel secured the Food and Drug Administration's approval for its drug last spring, began selling it in summer, and in the first quarter of this year logged $27M in sales.

SPANISH LAKE — Set to open in Spanish Lake in 2027, the St. Louis Zoo WildCare Park will generate more than $660 million for the region in the next 10 years, according to figures released by the zoo Friday.

Cities says their panhandling laws are meant to protect health and safety. Robert Fernandez says they infringe on his rights.

The St. Charles County Convention and Sports Facilities Authority has decided to pursue construction of a youth "sports tourism complex" to host tournaments.

State Rep. Gretchen Bangert rebuffed the county executive’s offer. “It sounded like he was going to use government money to buy me off.”

The lawsuit claims Craig Spiegel was the patient's childhood pediatrician and primary care doctor, and that he sexually abused her during routine appointments.

A judge on Friday did not revoke the bond of a teen driver charged in a fatal DWI crash, despite a prosecutor's claim that he violated his bond conditions by drinking alcohol earlier this month.

Thousands of pages of documents gathered as part of Bailey's suit against Gardner were released, including photos that shed light on efforts to track Gardner's work on her nursing degree.

The All of Us study is funded by the NIH via the Trans America Consortium. It hopes to follow one million participants for at least ten years.

The World Trademark Review 1000 identifies leading national and international trademark practitioners and law firms around the world.

Radioactive contamination found beneath some Florissant homes is not potent enough to exceed a key safety threshold or warrant removal, officials said this week.