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A coalition of Missouri's professional sports teams is pushing lawmakers to legalize betting.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page on Monday outlined a plan for about $47.5 million from the remaining American Rescue Plan Act funds.

Steven Roberts releases terms of agreement with Cora Faith Walker over rape claim.

Toyota is spending $383 million on plants in Missouri, Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky as the company gears up for hybrid electric production.

The victim, 31-year-old Rodnee Willis, died at a hospital.

St. Louis-area companies start work turning one of the region's first suburban shopping malls into a grocery store, retail shops and dozens of homes.

Panera is adding soda and caffeinated lemonade to its unlimited drinks program.

For over a month, local experts have been watching warily as parts of Europe and Asia have been hit with overwhelming surges of COVID-19.

A federal judge in Florida struck down a national mask mandate on mass transit Monday, and transportation providers swiftly began repealing their requirements.

Convention Center gets one bid as costs balloon $40 million beyond $83 million estimate.

A volunteer crew from Washington Park headed up to Pennsylvania earlier this month to pick up two much-needed donated firetrucks.

Bridgeton will become the latest municipality to consolidate its 911 service in recent years.

Sensors on a Florida amusement park ride had been adjusted manually on two seats, resulting in a Berkeley teen not being properly secured, a report has found.

Pasadena Hills is the second city to vote this year to end a police contract with Normandy.

U.S. Supreme Court will not hear cases involving states that seek to make people work if they get government-funded health care benefits.

St. Louis police have arrested a woman in connection to a fatal stabbing in the Hamilton Heights neighborhood Sunday morning.

St. Louis aldermen approve $126m, much of it federal pandemic aid, for capital projects and North Side business grants.

Demand soaring for Ameren's Community Solar Program, which allows customers to pay $4 extra per month for "blocks" of green energy.

A team of experts at Yale School of Management gave Anheuser-Busch InBev an 'F' for its response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The Supreme Court on Monday denied a rehearing about the controversial Spire STL Pipeline. The fate of the pipeline remains in the hands of federal regulators.