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While setting broad parameters for property tax breaks, the measures leave the specific details to be filled in by state or local officials.

KANSAS CITY — The future of energy in Missouri is in renewables, but the state faces a range of obstacles complicating the transition, experts and officials at a premier state energy policy conference said on Tuesday.

St. Louis mayor calls for devoting $150 million of the city's next $249 million federal pandemic aid allotment to revitalizing the city's North Side.

Study reviews five years of police workload data; proposes a way to direct more 911 calls to civilians.

The men were shot late Tuesday on the parking lot at Larry's Tavern, 16833 Manchester Road.

A jury awarded corrections officers $113 million in overtime pay in 2019.

A fire ripped through a Family Dollar store Wednesday afternoon in north St. Louis.

A couple filing jointly could receive a check for up to $1,000

Messenger: St. Louis jail population at historic low. That's progress.

Manu Barge of Olivette was found dead on an eastbound train Sunday near the Forest Park-DeBaliviere station. A St. Louis man has been charged in the shooting.

A St. Louis jury found Samuel Lee Scott guilty in the 2019 beating death of his wife.

The Major Case Squad was investigating Tuesday after a St. Charles man was shot and killed Tuesday night in Normandy.

The attorney, who has resigned, is accused of having sexual contact with a woman who was facing criminal charges.

Religious not-for-profits would be able to tap state funds for security upgrades under the plan.

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.

Morgan Webb, 23, apologized for purchasing 989 fake COVID-19 vaccination cards and was sentenced to probation.

Jackie Matthews, 63, admitted in January to beating a man identified in court by his initials "G.R." in March 2020.

The driver had the green light and was cooperating with investigators in a fatal crash involving a pedestrian, police said.

Politically-connected construction executive Bob Clark said he doesn't think it's too late to stop a planned expansion of the downtown convention center.

Missouri wages are a little higher for frontline caseworkers but still lower than surrounding states.