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Detective Joe Nickerson denied rushing the investigation and stood by the original witnesses testimonies on the stand on Friday.

The St. Louis County jail director didn't answer questions on Friday from the facility's board about why an officer was supervising dozens of inmates alone when one attacked her in late November.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones said the plan would begin to unwind crucial reforms that have helped stave off overwhelming pension costs.

Carolina Barks, 41, was charged with making a terroristic threat.

The IAM filed the petition to hold a union election in late November. Workers voted this week.

Calling Missouri "ground zero" for recent censorship efforts, David Ruggeri hopes his mural will raise awareness of the importance of access to challenged titles.

Kyle J. Vandermolen of St. Charles was convicted of felony count of invasion of privacy.

People from around the world donated to support the 5-year-old's family after the death.

Amphibious vehicles used for tourist rides will need improved buoyancy in order to operate.

The number of comments may be the most ever for a proposed rule change.

A large crowd gathered at the crime scene, and police issued an "officer in need of aid" call summoning backup.

St. Louis-based consulting firm i5Group proposed three ideas for redeveloping the old Jamestown Mall site in Florissant.

A judge next month will decide who owns the Fabulous Fox Theatre, heading off a looming deadline that threatened the future of the Grand Center venue.

McLaughlin, who was arrested last week for driving while intoxicated for the third time is leaving by mutual decision, he and BSM officials said Thursday.

Regulators voted Thursday to grant permanent approval to Spire’s embattled natural gas pipeline that has served the St. Louis region for years, despite a court ruling that vacated the project’s original review process.

Wayea Hallowanger, 20, was held without bail on charges of first-degree murder and armed criminal action.

Hi-Pointe Theatre, a century-old venue and cultural pillar, will change hands in January after 45 years of family ownership.

Johnson told the court that the man he was convicted of killing, Marcus Boyd, had been like an older brother to him. He and Boyd at one point lived together and worked together as drug dealers in their neighborhood.

The meeting will be held Saturday in Shrewsbury.