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Republicans who control Jefferson City want to make it harder for Missouri citizens to engage in direct democracy

The man was the driver of an SUV that stopped on the interstate and was rear-ended by a tractor-trailer.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Officials are responding to a water main break Monday morning in Frontenac. According to the Frontenac Police Department, officials are making repairs on the 2800 block of N. Geyer Rd. in response to the water main break. Officials asks residents to avoid the area as asphalt milling and pavement crews [...]

Brendan Carr and the Trump FCC are finalizing plans to illegally eliminate what’s left of the country’s already barely functional media consolidation limits; a specific gift to Trump-friendly right wing broadcasters that are hoping to monopolize what’s left of local U.S. broadcast news so they can more efficiently spread propaganda and kiss the president’s ass. […]

The road rage shooting was before 11 p.m. Saturday near South Broadway and Walnut Street.

Ladue officials are set to hold a public hearing regarding a controversial redevelopment proposal for the former Rock Hill Quarry that includes apartments, commercial space, and single-family homes.

Dolan received a hero’s welcome at a Mass commemorating the 50th anniversary of his ordination at Holy Infant Catholic Church in Ballwin.

Health officials investigated a rising Cyclospora outbreak across 34 states, including Missouri and Illinois, while the federal government dismissed a potential link between the illness and Mexican lettuce following a false positive test result.

On Saturday, the agency had stated the sample of lettuce had tested positive for cyclospora.

The Kirkwood City Council approved another $500,000 last week, for security systems, for the new public works building on Leffingwell Drive.

A preservationist group is offering to help St. Louis Public Schools as the district prepares to shutter 20 buildings.

The plan would push data centers to bankroll the build-out of renewable energy in the region. Industry says it'll kill their projects.

Along with prominent Republicans, the St. Louis Police Officers Association is backing Amendment 4 to curtail citizen-led constitutional amendments.

Dogs in St. Louis’ Holly Hills neighborhood have a place they must go on their walks. It’s a water fountain set up by a resident to help take care of furry friends on hot days, and also bring the neighborhood together. But the reach goes even farther thanks to a camera that puts the good boys and girls online. St. Louis Public Radio’s Marissanne Lewis-Thompson brings us to the hottest spot on Haven street.

Sam Alexander paints a grim picture of Missouri’s 28th Senate District.  Alexander, an emergency room physician and farmer running for state Senate, said he lays awake at night thinking of the hospitals in financial straits, young people leaving their small towns behind for more work opportunities and senior citizens living month-to-month. “We’re America. We can […]

Following a string of special election victories, Democrats have a path to flip several Republican-held legislative chambers and break GOP supermajorities in states across the country this November. High prices and overall voter dissatisfaction with Washington have put control of the U.S. House and Senate in play this year — a dynamic that has trickled […]

We have some very important elections this year. Elections have consequences, and a lot is riding on how we vote, or worse, if we choose not to vote at all. There are concerted efforts at the national level and across many states to make it more difficult to exercise that power. We cannot afford to […]