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Rome, Georgia woman bought chalk portrait of young boy that bears inscription "G. Scifferdecker, St. Louis, 1755." She'd like to return it to a relative.

The four Phelps Health patients were hospitalized between May and December of last year, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services said.

The death of Jarius McGee is considered suspicious.

The article name checks a number of businesses, including restaurants, started by members of the Bosnian community.

Harris-Stowe officials said the money would go to developing new curriculum, scholarships and extending education opportunities beyond campus.

Councilman Maurice K. Muia has been appointed to the National League of Cities' committee for energy, environment and natural resources.

Several St. Louis-area school districts have encountered recent challenges to library books; Wentzville banned one.

Second Baptist Church, part of the Central West End’s ‘Holy Corners’ district, caught fire in October, adding urgency to the request.

The officers were attending to a separate crash on the highway when the incident occurred Monday night. Several others also were injured.

Jameson’s Irish whiskey, sweet brown sugar and bold coffee topped with whipped cream makes a great start to the day at Layla and the Bad Egg.

The number of women crossing state lines to come to Illinois for the procedure has risen every year since 2014.

Lawsuit represents new front in legal battle over the city’s payroll and earnings tax policies amid a major shift to remote work during the pandemic.

The Missouri School Boards’ Association, facing severe staffing issues because of COVID, seeks a meeting with Eric Schmitt.

Interim Public Safety Director Dan Isom insists city policy is to jail suspected violent offenders whether they test positive for COVID-19 or not.

Cal Harris, most recently the spokesman for the city of Baltimore, will serve as the lone direct report to Sam Page.

The county’s master plan calls for the replacement of all amenities in Kinloch Park, which has seen few renovations since the early 1970s.

Missouri lawmakers are considering a request by Gov. Mike Parson to give all state workers a 5.5% wage hike.

Decision to lift state of emergency meant scores of rules and regulations that had been eased during the pandemic went back into effect.

The boys escaped from the Hogan Street Regional Youth Center on July 3 after overpowering staffers and stealing two cars, police said.

If Patrick Mahomes can save a season in 13 seconds, can't pitchers and hitters be ready in 15?