stLouISTWest St. Louis County political contest had share of ‘shenanigans’
Rookie Republican candidate Ryan Higgins, who lost a state House race to veteran Democrat pol Deb Lavender, dislikes first taste of political campaigning.
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Feds launch investigation into Missouri’s treatment of mental health disabilities
The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Rawlings to move HQ to Westport Plaza as office district embarks on another revamp
Rawlings Sporting Goods will move its headquarters to Westport Plaza as the office and entertainment area aims to revitalize the Maryland Heights district.
Trooper shoots man in arm during traffic stop in north St. Louis County
A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper attempted to pull the man over for a stolen vehicle.
75 years ago a stray cat strutted into the St. Louis Cat Show and became a winner
An alley cat who later became know as "Mr. Silver" made front-page news on Nov. 17, 1947.
Missouri’s Roy Blunt supports bill to protect same-sex marriage. Josh Hawley doesn’t.
Blunt, who is retiring, will be succeeded by Eric Schmitt in 2023.
St. Louis sues over crash that injured officer, seeks to recoup $190,000 in workers' comp
The city sued both the driver and the owner of a car involved in a 2017 crash with a police officer.
Men honored for helping St. Louis County officer during harrowing flood rescue
Two men on Wednesday were honored by police for helping an officer save a woman trapped in her car as torrential floods hit the St. Louis region.
In St. Louis, Thanksgiving Eve revelers can get a free ride home
Up to 2,000 people who enjoy themselves a little too much the night before Thanksgiving can catch a free ride home in St. Louis and three other Missouri locations.
Third report finds no harmful radiation at shuttered Jana Elementary in Florissant
The report marked the third round of testing produced this fall regarding possible radioactive contamination at the school.
Questions about street lights or highway construction? Ask the Road Crew, live now
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
Flu cases start to jump in Missouri with pediatric hospitals already at capacity
The number of RSV cases is expected to stay high for about another month, coinciding with what is expected to be an early and hard-hitting flu season.
Autopsy: Teacher, student killed in St. Louis school shooting were each shot once
The student and teacher killed last month in a south St. Louis school shooting were each shot one time by the gunman's high-velocity rifle.
Tempus restaurant announces pivot to pop-up events. One question remains: Why?
After winning acclaim under inaugural chef Ben Grupe, Tempus returns from a 3-month hiatus with new chefs and a new format.
Messenger: Voters reject fear-mongering. Why? Crime is down in St. Louis, other cities.
In St. Louis and elsewhere, crime is down to pre-pandemic levels in 2022.
Man shot and killed in St. Louis' Fountain Park neighborhood
A man was shot and killed Wednesday morning in the city's Fountain Park neighborhood.
15-year-old boy shot in north St. Louis
A 15-year-old boy was shot in the knee Wednesday morning in the city's Ville neighborhood.
Hawley and Schmitt won’t say if Trump has their support ahead of expected 2024 announcement
Schmitt actively courted Trump’s endorsement and held multiple fundraisers at Mar-a-Lago.
Man's remains found more than a year after deadly Jefferson County shootout
A hunter on Friday in Jefferson County found the remains of a man missing since April 2021, authorities said.
O'Fallon, Mo., council OKs complex with Carl's Drive-In spinoff, go-kart track, rides
The new facility along Highway 40 (I-64), expected to open next summer, will include a 40-foot-high slide and other rides along with an offshoot of the famed Brentwood diner.