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Kimberley Mathis will represent Councilman Dennis Hancock in court after the county's prosecuting attorney accused him of violating Missouri's nepotism clause this summer.

Tuesday's high temperature of 86 tied the record. The morning low was the warmest low temperature ever recorded, seven degrees warmer than the average high.

Lambert Airport's proposed $2.8 billion overhaul has cleared the FAA's environmental review process.

Lighthouse Christian Academy closed after state criminal charges were filed against the husband-and-wife owners along with a teacher.

Over the summer, owners Laura McNamara and Alberto “AJ” Juarez started serving coffee out of a cafe space within The Cobblestone STL.

"The court finds that it was reasonable for (Williams) to believe that the victim, upon entering the residence, would use unlawful force," the judge wrote.

More than 5,000 construction jobs will be created to build the power line in Missouri.

A video of an incident in a Missouri prison shows employees offering little assistance to a man who later died after being shackled, pepper-sprayed and restrained in a holding cell.

Ray Hartmann, founder of the Riverfront Times, is challenging the six-term Republican incumbent.

Heavily favored Wesley Bell, if elected, pledges ‘gold standard’ for constituent services in the 1st Congressional District.

There was no evidence Adesuwa Renee Ogiozee knew anything about the romance scam, her lawyer said.

An estimated 3 million Missourians are residing in drought conditions.

The development will replace the near-vacant Woods Mill Center, a 12-acre dilapidated strip mall southwest of Interstate 64 and Highway 141.

Shemar C. White, 23, of St. Louis, died in an SUV crash Sunday at St. Charles Rock Road and Interstate 70.

Yes, Día de los Muertos — the Day of the Dead — is celebrated with depictions of skeletons and skulls. And yes, it happens to come just after Halloween.

There were 144 suspensions of students in the first two months of this school year compared to 62 for all of 2022-2023.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as Tonya N. Kittle, 34, of the St. Louis area

One of the rescinded orders, issued in 2015 by former Gov. Jay Nixon, set goals for state agencies to purchase 10% of goods and services from firms owned by minorities and 10% owned by women.

The fundraising campaign, conducted over 60 days, only brought in $62,000.

Mayor Tishaura O. Jones calls Spencer’s resignation a “stunt.”