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A St. Louis-area provider of full-service physical and occupational therapy has opened its 14th area location in Fenton.

Across all stages of funding, 2021 is shaping up to be a strong — and potentially record-setting — year for venture capital investment in St. Louis startups. The high amount of investment comes as local startups are raising a growing amount of cash from investors on the U.S. coasts.

While many state and local elected officials were speaking out against a tiny three-bed medical center in north St. Louis being named after the crusading late Homer G. Phillips, state Sen. Steve Roberts remained mum.

An application portal for the direct cash assistance program has been put on pause after the city received over 10,000 applications in four days.

United Way of Greater St. Louis, one of the city’s partners for the program, paused the portal this afternoon to take time to process and review the submitted applications. Opened on December 18, the program aims to assist St. Louisans in need who have lost income due to COVID-19.…

Kirkwood native (and GQ sex columnist) Sophia Benoit discusses growing up in the St. Louis suburbs, the joys of Twitter and letting go of that bad first boyfriend.

Assistant Chief Bryant Gladney died Wednesday near Columbia when a tractor-trailer moving at a high rate of speed struck Gladney's vehicle.

Mariah Carey has finally given a much-needed makeover to the weird-looking Christmas ornament that famously annoyed her last year. The ornament -- which was supposed to look like Mariah but most…

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An East St. Louis woman admitted to falsifying health care aide hours, housing voucher information.

Funding is available for $500 payments to 9,300 qualified applicants.

Rudolph’s red nose will be lighting the way this Christmas as Santa visits all the good boys and girls in Missouri.

The indictment accuses the man of illegally selling firearms by allowing customers to purchase guns on behalf of another person.

Here are five memorable columns written by Bill McClellan in 2021.

The band is readying a new album, “Stress Dreams,” for release Jan. 21.

Assistant Chief Bryant Gladney died in the accident Wednesday morning on Interstate 70 near Columbia.

A Kirkwood father is calling on Nipher Middle School officials to investigate and take disciplinary actions after his 12-year-old son was allegedly harassed several times since October.

The 44th annual Kennedy Center Honors special airs tonight on CBS, featuring star-studded tributes to Joni Mitchell, Motown Records founder Berry Gordy Jr. and Bette Midler, as well as Saturday…

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Washington University has previously portrayed co-founder William Greenleaf Eliot as an abolitionist. In a contributed segment from STLPR’s Marissanne Lewis-Thompson, she talks with Wash U student Nkemjika Emenike and professor Iver Bernstein about how Eliot was not an abolitionist. A recent article in the university’s independent student newspaper, “Student Life,” uncovered the details.

They urge the public to take precautions over the holidays to protect themselves and the region’s struggling health care systems.

The second phase of the $300 million City Foundry redevelopment, with a high-rise apartment complex, a wooden office building and retail, will start construction in January.