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In a letter to Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick, Mayor Tishaura Jones cited that she had "extremely limited authority over SLPS or the SLPS Board."

Police say the suspect was holding a knife around the child's throat and another around his waist when the officer fired one shot, killing both individuals.

Emily Hubbard called for board leaders to step down. The superintendent was placed on a leave of absence last month.

A Union shelter for farm animals in need is offering half-off horses in their "golden years."

Voters in Missouri will pick the Republican and Democrat candidates on the November ballot.

This weekend, Ballpark Village is cooking with a hot St. Louis food scene. Local restaurants, and for the first time, food trucks join the annual Taste of St. Louis.

"Ten years later, we are still working to have the best community for anyone to live," said Mayor Ella Jones.

Who is Olympian Freddie Crittenden? Here are some fast facts about the track and field athlete.

The GOP primary race for Missouri Attorney General has featured two former prosecutors running on promises to be tough on crime.

It's an issue many law enforcement agencies and correctional facilities are dealing with.

Families flocked to stores as Missouri kicked off tax-free weekend. If you need back-to-school supplies, right now is the best time to fill up those shopping carts.

Who is Olympian DeAnna Price? Here are some fast facts about the track and field athlete.

Christopher Dunn took a tour of downtown St. Louis, seeing the world with a different lens.

SLMPD report said the man was in "advanced stages of decomposition."

For more than 20 years, Marcellus Williams has claimed his innocence on a 1998 stabbing death.

The incident happened in the Boulevard Heights neighborhood of St. Louis.

Here's when you can see Mariah Carey perform "All I Want For Christmas is You" live in St. Louis.

The announcement came a day after the board of education held a special, closed-session meeting Thursday night to discuss a "personnel matter."

From the RFT's account on X, formerly Twitter, Davis said he believes the RFT, which is no longer printed, can "thrive," and criticized its former content.

State Sen. Steve Roberts called for an investigation into the Justice Center last year.