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More than $135 million has been approved, but just $3.4 million has been spent

Police are looking for the maroon Mazda 3 they said hit a 73-year-old man on St. Charles Rock Road Wednesday night.

If the Republican-led Senate also signs off on the proposal, it will go before voters on the ballot this year.

Construction on all five of the warehouses, which range in size from 130,900 to 423,000 square feet, should finish this summer.

"You have to think there’s a culture difference, language barrier," one organizer says.

The aerospace manufacturer said Thursday it would close its Hazelwood plant by the end of 2023.

St. Louis Police said the owner was still living but was in critical and unstable condition.

From the outside, Lewis and Clark Elementary School looks like any other school, but inside it’s a different story.

Police said the man was driving a 2010 Toyota Tundra "at a high rate of speed" when he crashed into the back of the tractor-trailer.

"This time of year when it gets to 50 or 60 during the day and then gets below freezing at night is hard on the roads."

A letter from the principal of Civic Memorial High School said there was a protest scheduled for Friday over the district's masking policy.

Ryan O'Connor remains in the ICU, but is showing signs of progress in his battle against the virus.

For nearly four decades, Leslie Deason has given her all to figure skating. Now, she helps other reach their goals on the ice.

If you're still looking for unique ways to celebrate that special person in your life, we gathered up some ideas to help you out!

Participants will receive the investigational omicron booster and have their immune responses monitored through blood samples.

Students at Southern Illinois University Carbondale plan to offer free income tax assistance to low- and moderate-income community members.

It's often called one of the greatest Super Bowls of all time.

Jakobe Bass, 19, was found lying in a parking lot with multiple gunshot wounds in the 2600 block of Bellevue. He was later pronounced dead at a hospital.

Tyana Moore was found dead on the front porch of Kolors Learning Center on Jan. 27.

St. Louis fire leaders are doing an inventory of every vacant home, with plans to develop a computerized database so firefighters know what they're getting into.