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Circuit Judge Jason Sengheiser found Zsakia Bostic guilty of fleeing a crash June 15, 2020, after striking Demyhia Bates.

Fallen St. Louis County police detective Antonio Valentine was celebrated at his funeral Friday. Valentine, 42, died after a head-on crash in the line of duty.

People with a disability who are out of the labor force or unemployed total nearly 25 million, wrote two St. Louis Fed officials in a recent blog post.

Three chefs who have appeared on food-competition TV shows agreed to share some of their best recipes with us.

St. Louis lawmakers on Friday gave final approval to a bill extending downtown's controversial taxing district, but opponents of the organization said they planned to sue to block it.

St. Louis Cardinals fans know him as the Rally Runner. But viewers of Fox News' Tucker Carlson this week were introduced to the Cardinals superfan — who can be seen running circles around Busch Stadium at game time — as an "agent provocateur" who supposedly helped cause the January 6 riots in the U.S. Capitol.…

Considerations when your parents aren’t as independent as they once were

An in-person application event will be held on Dec. 18 at St. Louis Community College on Oakland Avenue. People can also apply online.

Timothy J. Lee Jr. pleaded guilty in the Sept. 7, 2020, shooting death of Mark Ford.

Three men were charged after an amphibious boat sank on Table Rock Lake near Branson on July 19, 2018, in the midst of a storm.

William Don Tisaby is accused of lying during a deposition in preparation for then Gov. Eric Greitens’ invasion of privacy trial and concealing notes taken during an interview with Greitens’ accuser.

Plans include a cancer treatment center and a Biosafety Level 3 laboratory, specialized for research on deadly viruses, such as the coronavirus.

Former 5 On Your Side anchor Karen Foss is pursing her first love of being an artist and bringing her works back to St. Louis.

Here are reporter Robert Patrick's five most memorable stories from 2021.

The unanimous city council vote that ended a two-year effort to transform an area next to downtown Webster Groves through a $320 million mixed-use redevelopment surprised officials including the developer, who believes other developers will see the vote as a warning sign to stay away from Webster Groves.