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They are being held in juvenile custody on second-degree murder charges.

Three conspirators allegedly used a stolen key to gain access to mail-collection boxes throughout Carbondale, court documents said. The estimated loss is $396,971.83

That last remaining earthen structure, Sugarloaf Mound, is now closer to being back in the hands of the Osage Nation.

St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell filed a quo warranto motion in August seeking to expel Hancock from his office for hiring a family member.

At least 20 people accused officers of stealing nude photos from their phones during traffic stops. Here's how to prevent the same thing from happening again.

When it’s all said and done, St. Andrew will serve around 1,600 meals to families in need by Thanksgiving Day.

The neighbor said the family has two small children and two dogs, and they said everyone made it out of the house safely.

A Ballwin Police Department spokesperson confirmed the shooting but could not immediately provide further details.

The first round happened Thursday, but city crews will be back next week.

The mayor opened Thursday night's Board of Aldermen meeting with the announcement, which was met with applause from residents in attendance.

A Lincoln County family is mourning the woman who was kidnapped in Clayton and found murdered in north St. Louis hours later.

“If it wasn’t for the mailman, and us, he probably would’ve laid in there and died,” John Swift said. “Nobody would’ve known anything about it.”

The Missouri Republican is known for advancing arguments made in Project 2025, including that the Comstock Act should prevent the mailing of abortion pills.

The health department said two people hospitalized for E. coli infection have developed hemolytic uremic syndrome, or HUS, a rare but serious disease.

Officers found the woman's body after reports of a shooting, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department said.

Dr. Craig Spiegel was charged in March by federal prosecutors with 24 counts including illegal distribution of controlled substances.

​The press release said Missouri Medicaid paid at least $197,022 and the VA paid more than $600,000 to her company.

Three parents of high school students are now suing the catering company linked to the outbreak.

Illinois State Police obtained an arrest warrant against the former city manager in October.