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Emily Hernandez of Sullivan, William "Bill" Merry of St. Louis County and Paul Scott Westover of Lake Saint Louis all got jail time for their actions during the insurrection.

The three-person panel will make a recommendation on disciplinary action to the Missouri Supreme Court within 30 days.

Sen. Steve Roberts: “By passing the ‘Ahmaud Arbery Act,’ Missouri can demonstrate to vigilantes that it doesn’t tolerate any person taking the law into their own hands.”

The private chiropractic college said the $28 million project will add 14,400 square feet of space to its 112-acre Chesterfield campus on Schoettler Road.

Four teenagers on Sunday afternoon assaulted staff members and broke windows in an attempt to escape the facility, according to police.

With the recent influx of federal aid and a possible windfall from a state opioid settlement, St. Louis County Executive Sam Page’s administration thinks it’s time to make a long-term fix for the two critical offices.

St. Louis County man still fighting City Hall about 50 parking tickets on a car he doesn’t own.

The new bridge will replace a 62-year-old span that crosses the Missouri River near Rocheport.

His release comes after a several-day delay as his family waited outside of the prison.

Though federal stockpiles have been replenished, shriveling domestic production has raised concerns that state governments, medical facilities and others could again get stuck scrambling for gear during a future pandemic.

In an increasing number of states, legislators are pushing an approach advocated by the Cicero Institute, a Texas-based group founded in 2016 by Joe Lonsdale, the billionaire co-founder of software company Palantir.

Our fairly robust burg is ranked at No. 51 in the "Healthiest & Unhealthiest Cities in America" list put forth by personal finance website WalletHub.

Missouri governor won’t say whether he backs legislative effort to legalize marijuana or effort to place a proposed constitutional change on the Nov. 8 ballot.

The renowned barbecue expert shot all 13 episodes of Season 4 in St. Louis.

The Starbucks union movement reached its fifth store in the St. Louis area Monday.

The civil suits were filed by former students from California to Massachusetts who attended Agape Boarding School in Stockton from March 2015 through June 2019.

Mark Maxwell, capital bureau chief for WCIA (Channel 3) in Springfield, will join KSDK later this month.

Terrell Alexander is accused of applying for 10 pandemic-related small business loans totaling $979,700.

St. Louis firefighters union says Interim Public Safety Director Dan Isom is using authority he doesn’t have to block promotions.

Federal prosecutors are seeking prison time for Emily Hernandez of Sullivan, William "Bill" Merry of St. Louis County and Paul Scott Westover of Lake Saint Louis.