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“Copi,” the new name for the nuisance fish, is a shortened version of “copious.”

The Missouri House chamber is undergoing a significant renovation, raising questions about whether a special session could even be held.

Two heists netted Walter Hopson an estimated $87,000 cash, police said.

A new ownership group has purchased the Hope Clinic for Women in Granite City, and is looking to expand as more patients travel to the Metro East for care.

Greitens resigned his commission in the Navy Reserve on May 1, 2021, just two months after he launched his campaign for U.S. Senate, according to officials at the Navy.

Missouri Senate President Dave Schatz, R-Sullivan, launched a statewide tour Tuesday in his bid for the U.S. Senate.

Police boosters and the former chairman of A-B back Dueker; Page contributors include contractors and the construction trades.

The city has revised requirements for police chief applicants after last year's search narrowed in on two white male internal candidates.

Police are seeking the public's help to solve a shooting that killed a 20-year-old man while he was sleeping in his bedroom early Friday.

A double shooting Tuesday night at a gas station in St. Louis left one man dead, and another wounded in critical condition.

The disgraced former governor of Missouri is running for the U.S. Senate.

Thomas Cullerton was sentenced to a year and a day in prison for taking hundreds of thousands for a no-show Teamsters job.

Thanks to a $10,000 donation, CrimeStoppers is offering rewards for information leading to arrests in cases of car break-ins in downtown St. Louis.

The discovery was made late Monday night in the Silver Creek nature preserve.

The $21 million expansion of the St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum will quadruple the space of the previous facility.

The Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis was investigating Monday after an 18-year-old man was shot and killed in Pine Lawn.

Several political officials attended, including Missouri Gov. Mike Parson.

Of the largest 150 cities in the U.S., St. Louis was ranked at No. 130 — which included last-place finish in safety and second-last place in education, health.

The Show-Me State was ranked behind bordering states Iowa, Oklahoma and Kansas by personal finance website WalletHub. Illinois came in at No. 32.

Police fired shots at a suspect's car when it reversed quickly toward an officer. The suspect got away. No officers were hurt.