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Bailey says the 800-mile Grain Belt Transmission line project presented Missouri with information that was “at best speculative and faulty, or at worst intentionally fraudulent.”

Reproductive-health clinics in Missouri were close to running out of funds to provide access to contraception, preventative care.

Already facing a difficult financial future, the state would have to choose whether to continue services or reduce spending for Medicaid, food aid and other programs.

In a new strategy, St. Louis police say they will cite parents for their kids’ shenanigans this holiday weekend.

Anthony Byrd, “right arm” to former Personnel Department Director Sonya Jenkins-Gray, was known for his frequent use of city vehicles. An audit found an employee put 5,700 miles on them.

Domijan, Mary Ann — St. Louis, MO

Mary Ann (Stengel) Domijan, wife of Stanley Domijan, mother of Lu Ann Domijan and Stanley Domijan, III., grandmother of Anthony Domijan and Paul Domijan, sister of Joyce Lasker and Virginia Dirschel, teacher of 31 years at Glasgow Village Elementary. Visitation…

Marie L. “Lala” Dooley, 94, passed away peacefully on June 29, 2025, in St. Louis, Missouri.

Karen Jo Reimer (nee Klutho), of Saint Peters, MO, passed away Monday, June 30, 2025, at the age of 73. Beloved wife of Richard “Rick” Reimer; cherished daughter of the late Robert and Elsie Klutho; devoted mother of Steve (Jen)…

Abortion rights supporters are asking a judge to block a Republican-led plan asking Missouri voters to once again decide whether abortion should be legal in the state.

Winner Jami Cox Antwi rolled up 55% of the vote in Tuesday's special election to pick a new 8th Ward alderman.

Dolores Johnson, 72, of Caseyville, died in the crash, which took place Tuesday afternoon.

Dawn Tampow, 63, and Ralph Morse, 74, both died Friday after Tampow's southbound gray Kia SUV had entered the northbound lanes of Interstate 55.

After its stock price closed at $56.65 on Tuesday, Centene announced that afternoon it was scrapping its 2025 guidance, triggering an after-hours sell off.

A top state budget writer’s push to open a state park in his legislative district remains in limbo after some of the money he sought for the project was cut by Gov. Mike Kehoe.

A deputy asked for an ambulance after a "traumatic injury" on Glen Hollow Lane, off St. Albans Road.

Forty-nine ways to have a blast on the Fourth (or the Third, or the Sixth, or late June).

Chicago-based Baker Tilly has hired Neal Richardson to serve as a director of its development advisory arm.

The law behind the state takeover of St. Louis police includes language that says the chief and assistant chief have to be “members of the force.”

The developer said he worried about the message the council would send to developers in one of Missouri's fastest growing counties if they voted his proposal down. They did.