stLouISTJudge strips control of downtown St. Louis building from Lux Living owners
The decision represents a victory for residents who have complained for years about lax security and deferred maintenance in the 174-unit building.
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Def Leppard, Journey join forces for tour coming to Busch Stadium
Def Leppard and Journey will perform July 6 at Busch Stadium. Cheap Trick will open.
St. Louis County man accused in fatal hit-and-run pleads guilty to federal gun charge
A St. Louis County man who is also accused of leaving the scene of a fatal crash admitted Thursday to trying to pressure a witness to keep her from testifying.
Missouri governor backs treasurer in fight over China investments
Treasurer Vivek Malek wants to stop the state’s pension system from investing in China.
Two babies infected with rare bacteria sometimes found in powdered infant formula
The infections killed a Kentucky child and caused brain damage in a Missouri infant.
Compensation for St. Louis victims of nuclear waste stripped from federal defense bill
Provisions that would have compensated those exposed to radioactive waste left over from the Manhattan Project were removed on Wednesday.
Pot company owner in legal fight with Missouri hosts fundraiser for AG Andrew Bailey
Andrew Bailey faces Will Scharf in the 2024 Republican primary for Missouri attorney general
14-year-old boy charged as adult with Berkeley murder of another boy
Clifton Booze Jr. of Hazelwood was certified to stand trial as an adult in the murder of James Bond III.
St. Louis man charged with murdering the man he punched
The St. Louis circuit attorney's office on Wednesday charged Jeffery D. Santee, 40, with second-degree murder.
Probe of Missouri House speaker could stretch into next year
House Speaker Dean Plocher, R-Des Peres, is under fire for travel reimbursements.
Man sent texts demanding $100 before killing business partner in Kirkwood, trial shows
Todd M. Wilbert was found guilty of killing a Kirkwood mother of three, Elizabeth Gilbert, in August 2022.
Historic Black cemetery needs work. O’Fallon hopes a National Park grant can fix it up.
O'Fallon, Mo., is seeking a grant through the National Park Service's African American Civil Rights Grant Program to restore the Sage Chapel Cemetery, home to former slaves and their descendants.
Will unions hold sway in Missouri’s race for governor in 2024? Democrats are betting on it
But Republicans expect many union-represented workers who skew conservative will vote for the GOP nominee.
On this day in 1914, Barnes Hospital accepted its first patients
"Mr. Barnes stands out as the Christian philanthropist. His name, beside that of Henry Shaw, will become a household word in our city."
The design of a new St. Louis flag was proposed on this day in 1963
The now-iconic design replaced a 1916 design that sparked drama.
Josh Hawley pushes hard to get nuclear waste compensation measure over finish line
Missouri’s senior senator wants federal aid for Mallinckrodt Chemical Works sites where uranium was processed and stored, including areas in Bridgeton and Weldon Springs.
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore will run for full term
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore announced Wednesday he is running for a full term in 2024.
Centenarian survivors of Pearl Harbor attack are returning to honor those who perished 82 years ago
Six survivors are expected at a ceremony commemorating the assault that propelled the United States into World War II.
Lambert Airport's October passenger count exceeds pre-pandemic level
The number of passengers going through St. Louis Lambert International Airport in October topped the pre-pandemic total for October 2019, the first full month in which that's happened.
St. Louis sewer district picks one of its own as new chief
MSD veteran Bret Berthold will replace Brian Hoelscher atop the St. Louis-based sewer utility next June, after Hoelscher retires.