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California-based technology contractor HotChalk sued Concordia and its parent, the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, for $302 million, claiming it was defrauded.

On Monday, the Army identified the four who were killed when the MH-60 Black Hawk helicopter they were aboard went down.

Investigators say the boy on Sunday was playing on a backyard swing set when it collapsed, trapping him beneath a crossbar.

"We are grateful this resource was used as intended — to protect the life of a child and provide peace of mind for a parent in need," said assistant chief.

Metro East legislator scores wins with House passage of bills to assist veterans, and reversal of steel processing shutdown at U.S. Steel mill in Granite City.

Chris Clark is an attorney at Thompson Coburn.

Opponents acknowledge they are unlikely to claw back those funds

Route 66 was established on November 11, 1926, and passes through many areas of St. Louis on its 2,400-mile path from Chicago to Los Angeles.

A man was arrested early Monday after opening fire inside a south St. Louis apartment building and then shooting at police, officials said.

The renovation of the Webster Groves building is on hold as attorney Jim Onder scraps plans to turn it into a theater and arts space.

The videos start with Boesch grabbing Burton by the shoulders and pulling him out the office door.

U.S. Rep. Wesley Bell introduced a measure that calls for the U.S. Postal Service to create a stamp to honor the storied legislator.

Sonya Jenkins-Gray tried to get a deputy who had complained about her fired, offering to connect another employee who had complained about him to a civil rights attorney.

The potential Armory redevelopment could be the first project to test the city's new rules on the high-tech facilities.

“The jokesters will have their day,” said Aldermanic President Megan Green, “but they'll get tired.”

A U.S. congressman and two state senators are offering a $1,000 gift to Francis Howell School District high schoolers to set up Turning Point USA chapters.

St. Louis police said they found the man inside the Schnucks at 3431 Union Boulevard.

After social media posts and flyers threatened a lawsuit against a police officer, a man was arrested and charged with harassment.

"It’s like he was too alert. He was letting us know: ‘Please don’t let them do this to me. I’m here. I can fight this.’"

“It’s true that St. Louis isn’t one of the big parks. I can understand the worry.”