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Antwoine Bozeman Sr. admitted killing Robert Wilkes in June 2020 in St. Louis.

“It’s long overdue,” an attendee said about Saturday's remembrance of an 1836 lynching in St. Louis.

Ongoing transmission of the bird flu has led state agencies to urge managers of commercial flocks to take steps to protect their animals.

The drivers of two vehicles were killed Thursday night in a collision in Pike County, Missouri, authorities said.

Kenneth R. Hedges, 65, fell from his fishing boat and drowned near the Hickory Hollow Resort.

The secretary of state accused the Monroe County clerk of violating state election law. She also faces a Highway Patrol investigation.

Residents in the neighborhoods around Carondelet Park could decide in August to tax themselves in order to fund maintenance and security across a swath of south city, including the park itself.

Body camera video released to the Post-Dispatch showed the moments that led police to shoot 17-year-old Christopher Jones.

Calls for police service don't seem to indicate a direct connection to problems at the encampment.

A recent column about a neighbor who is building a bomb shelter struck a nostalgic chord with older readers who remember the 1950s. The most interesting recollection came from Henry R. of Lake Saint Louis. He grew up in Gary,…

Robert W. Taylor, 45, of Farmington, was being held Friday without bail at the St. Francois County Jail.

Three people still on the run were charged this week in the shooting of an officer in 2020, police said

Eight people were rescued and one person was arrested in a human trafficking operation in St. Charles, police said, noting an investigation remains underway.

Police say the suspect, Daylon K. Richardson, 22, fled from police, then hit the deputy while the deputy was attempting to set up spike strips.

A 2-year-old died Thursday, almost one week after he was critically injured in a crash during a police chase last week.

A 2.8 magnitude earthquake rumbled through the area on Friday night.

James Maloney pleaded guilty to one count of interference with crew members by assault.

Gerardo Gonzalez Sr. was convicted of abusing two girls for years; he was sentenced to 30 years in prison on Friday.

A woman died Thursday night after being stabbed several times by her son during an argument, according to police.

A lawyer with the Missouri Attorney General’s Office told the jury the allegations were not true.