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The project could include a hotel, apartment complexes, office buildings and retail.

This shooting happened nearly two weeks before her daughter's wedding. "I'm happy that I at least get to be there to see my baby get married," she said.

Hunters can now use drones to recover wounded deer, turkey, elk, and black bear during the respective hunting seasons, according to Missouri's Wildlife Code.

The city's new program streamlines the process and allows new businesses to open with a temporary liquor license rather than waiting for the process to play out.

St. Louis-area homes spent a median of seven days on the market in September before going under contract, according to a new report.

"Crime is happening," nonprofit founder Precious Jones said. "It's steady growing, not down 50%, because this is not an area that I would expect that to happen in."

With Adderall medication in short supply, a Metro East pharmacy is giving patients alternative ways to cope with ADHD.

The man and two others followed the victim from a gas station and fired a crossbow at his vehicle, striking him in the chest with an arrow.

If Missouri’s amendment passes and takes effect in December, the measure would not repeal a state ban at all stages of pregnancy or the layers of other regulations.

St. Louis has a deep history of racial injustice. The St. Louis Reparations Commission found some of those injustices are still happening today.

Police said Daniel Metts rushed the seated board members during Monday night's meeting, punching several of them and injuring two officers who intervened.

Keisha Scarlett has been on paid administrative leave for months amid a budget controversy. Monday's vote ended her employment, effective immediately.

A state athletic rule has an O'Fallon, Illinois, high school freshman sidelined after running a race for charity.

Consumer Reports put several models through lab tests to determine which ones performed the best.

The Florissant Police Department said Alonzo Johnson, 29, was charged with leaving the scene of an accident resulting in the deaths of Rick Alsept and his dog Chloe.

Stanley Fields is accused of rear-ending the victim multiple times in a south St. Louis County road rage incident.

The bridge was closed in both directions starting Monday night after smoke from a vacant warehouse fire limited visibility.

People National Bank sued developer Green Street for an unpaid loan, seeking control of the Armory STL facility that closed last month.

The victim was found Sunday afternoon on Hamilton Avenue.

The shooting happened just after noon Tuesday near Fairground Park.