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"Nearly all witnesses were unanimos in expressing negative views of Dr. (Patrick) Shelton's intangible leadership qualities," the report says.

St. Charles County Judge Matthew Thornhill wore Elvis wig, costume for years. And not just on Halloween.

“I always tell people to live life in the windshield, not in the rearview mirror,” Kehoe said of the decision and his efforts to keep the team in Missouri.

New commissioner of corrections Nate Hayward aims to improve safety at City Justice Center after series of deaths.

Missouri allows citizens to challenge new state laws if they can gather enough signatures

LaTasha Brown's surviving daughter said her mother was a community servant with a "big personality and a bigger heart" and 9-year-old Paige Bucker was a "big bubble of light."

Attorneys are targeting small businesses who have websites that don't comply with federal disability laws

The warm weather is not expected to break the record high temperature for Christmas Day, however.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department acknowledged on Friday that the three-year-old shooting of Bade Jabir, 61, had fallen through the cracks and hadn't previously been reviewed.

Over a hundred portraits of successful Black St. Louisans cover boarded-up windows along Page Boulevard and nearby streets, but tornado damage has put the paintings at risk.

Louis Felton, 45, is accused of killing Marlow Williams, 49, police said.

The bicyclist was a 63-year-old man from Warrenton, according to a Missouri Highway Patrol crash report.

Bomb and arson investigators were called to the scene due to extensive damage.

Police say Paige Buckner, 9, was found shot alongside her mother in the burning home on Floy Avenue.

Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick's office is reviewing complaints that Ferguson's bookkeeping hasn't been accurate and that some departments were overspending.

Cookies and donuts and pie, oh my!

These are the events happening this weekend, as well as future ones to add to your calendar.

Headlines from the Dec. 23, 1925, front page include: Native St. Louisan Gerard Swope has given $50,000 to St. Louis high schools for college scholarships. The old Davis mansion burned.

Anderson, Jr., Clarence Eugene - St. Charles, MO

(Sister Mary Carmel)