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The United Steelworkers Local 1899 told 5 On Your Side the transition could result in up to 1,000 jobs being lost.

Bell made it clear that he was not interested in assigning resources to prosecute abortion providers.

Voters hope all leaders bring solutions and cooperation to Washington D.C.

Police said both the shootings were the result of personal disputes between people that knew each other.

40,000 homes are expected to receive solar power by 2024 with Ameren Missouri's plan to buy its largest solar facility.

An apartment tower, office, and retail are all planned to be developed in Downtown West near the new Major League Soccer stadium.

Gov. Mike Parson signed a law enacting a photo identification requirement for voters in advance to the November election.

The APRA funds would not pay for abortions, but would support people seeking an abortion in other ways.

Three children, including the driver's 9-year-old cousin, were among those killed during a fiery crash, sources said. The driver survived.

St. Louis City and County officials ask residents to test for syphilis due to an increase of cases in Missouri.

The sale of two blast furnaces would result in an estimated 550 jobs remaining out of 1,500 at Granite City Works, U.S. Steel said.

Police say a man was a person of interest in a kidnapping investigation when he threatened self-harm.

"This is what I’m here to do. What I’ve been through has given me strength to give you strength."

The $278-million project renovates seven major interchanges along an 8-mile stretch of interstate.

A pharmacy director, police officers and family court workers are among the witnesses called during the second day of trial for Dawan Ferguson.

The victims said the suspects got away with a new truck along with their phones, a purse and other belongings.

Salvi, who works in a Chicago-area law firm, is a former Lake County assistant public defender who ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 2006.

Ryan Helsley closed out the win over the Marlins by striking out the side in the ninth, the latest outing in what has been a spectacular start to the season.

Black women living in Missouri are four times more likely to die within one year of pregnancy than white women.

Miller will face Democrat Paul Lange who ran unopposed in the Democratic primary. Illinois' 15th District is heavily Republican.