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Jack Flaherty will get the start on Friday night as the Cardinals open a three-game series against the Dodgers in Los Angeles.

The Creve Coeur Planning and Zoning Commission will meet Monday to examine the concept, according to a public notice.

George Paun, Stela Sava, Terca Tarnovan and Vasile Lacatus, all Romanian nationals, were arrested Monday and charged with grand theft in connection with a theft.

The Freedom Community Center’s report challenges “public safety,” the dominant reason judges and prosecutors cite for bail hearing recommendations and decisions.

Here's what you need to know about “The Lou” if you’re coming to visit.

Currently, it takes a simple majority to amend the state's constitution, which Republican lawmakers say is too low. The bill would require 57% of the vote.

“If we were a white community in St. Clair or Madison county this problem would’ve been taken care of,” said Cahokia Heights Mayor Curtis McCall Sr.

Two years ago, as park rangers tried to put the man in the patrol car, he kicked a ranger in the face while resisting arrest.

The project will improve communications between dispatchers and first responders.

Colors like blue, bright green and ruby red appear most often in the night sky.

A spokeswoman for Gov. Mike Parson confirmed that he plans to call a special legislative session if lawmakers fail to pass bills by May 12.

The store closed on April 20.

Here's a list of independent bookstores celebrating on Saturday, April 29.

The teen who lost her legs earlier this year in a St. Louis crash has signed on to play volleyball at Middle Tennessee State University.

Raj Singh goes by DJ Blaze and has helped St. Louis couples celebrate their wedding in South Asian style.

Gardner’s office is being asked to appear in court after an attorney failed to appear at a trial, again.

Betty Faith will be inducted as the B.A.R.K Superintendent on Sunday before the B.A.R.K. Ranger Dog Walk.

The new burger spot is expected to open this summer.

Though no one reported being bitten, two people decided to undergo post-exposure treatment as a precaution.

The trolley's 2.2-mile route has 10 stops and stretches from the University City Library to the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park.