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The new plant would generate $1 billion in economic impact in Missouri, state officials said Tuesday. Final approval is still needed.

Dr. Dunagan said vaccinations and treatments for those who test positive have resulted in fewer people in the hospital

“When we have staff shortages, you either find a way to hire more staff, or you find a way to not use staff. So we choose not to use them."

The heart of America has been located in Missouri since 1980.

While there wasn't a reason given for the closure, other Facebook postings indicate that Billie's had been unsuccessful in hiring needed cooks and servers.

The man told police in Jennings he was riding in a car when it was involved in a crash. He said someone in the other car shot him

For the past 21 years, A Place to Call Home has introduced you to amazing kids in foster care

The limited-edition cans feature Wilson, an Ohio-based Saint Bernard who was the winner of this year's Pupweiser contest

Senator Dave Schatz is a business owner who was elected to the state Senate in 2014.

MODOT is closing the westbound I-270 exit ramp to New Halls Ferry Road permanently

The film is about finding out a Black girl’s name who two strangers found decapitated on Feb. 28, 1983 in an unabandoned building

A local supply chain expert is optimistic about the future.

This week, we have details on two job fairs, a job opportunity with a $3,000 bonus and two free financial literacy workshops.

December, January and February will no doubt provide us with a variety of weather

The man, who police estimated was in his early 50s, was taken to the hospital for treatment. He died from his injuries later in the night

Leon King found his pickup truck's window shattered on Monday morning. He says it's the second time in three weeks at the 707 Pine St. parking garage.

Conversations with many of those who played or coached for Marmol in the Cardinals’ farm system produced one universal reaction – nobody was surprised at his new job

Childcare experts believe they need government assistance to bolster low wages in the childcare industry to get people to take care of our kids.

The Hamilton ticket lottery is also coming back.

The Show-Me State is expected to get around $8 billion. A good chunk of it is for repairing roads and bridges, funds that are important for St. Louis County.