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Only urban planning master’s degree program in St. Louis ending, director says.

It’s the biggest across-the-board increase for St. Louis city workers in more than a decade.

Three parents sued Francis Howell in February, saying they were warned not to mention the name of the parents’ political action committee during meetings.

A shaken Alton police chief called the suspect in the beheading death "a savage monster."

Three St. Louis-area sustainable agriculture startups received a $250,000 financial boost from Wells Fargo's Innovation Incubator to further their research on crop vulnerabilities.

Jeff Burnett, 52, of High Ridge, faces several felonies for the crime spree Sunday. No one was hit by gunfire.

Henry McCulley IV pleaded guilty in the October 2018 killing of Rebecca Williams in St. Louis.

Tarron Gill of Dellwood was originally charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action in Donald Lang's 2018 shooting death.

The Missouri Department of Mental Health has over 1,000 job openings.

The corporation has been based in Illinois for more than a century.

The big news came by telegram on June 14, 1917, from businessman Edward Daley, who had been in Washington for a week lobbying to snare a new military base. "Belleville gets aviation field."

Missouri’s higher education commissioner is taking a job at Missouri State University.

Fodor's Travel lists Central Library as No. 6 among 11 "most beautiful libraries," edging out the "architectural marvel" in Kansas City.

How much do you know about the history of the American flag?

The flowering dogwood has been Missouri’s state tree since 1955 because of the beauty of its flowers in the springtime.

The ship has been hobbled by a design flaw that limits its speed and makes it unsuitable for anti-submarine warfare, its main purpose.

With scooters out of the picture in downtown this weekend, police reported they did not respond to any violent crime or bands of roaming youths.

Republicans running to replace U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt are giving a thumbs-down to the tentative, bipartisan agreement.

Negro Leagues Baseball Grave Marker Project puts headstone on grave of third baseman and right fielder for the St. Louis Black Stockings.

Page criticizes Tim Fitch and Jane Dueker in letter to prosecutor; both say his allegations are unfounded.