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Commissioners voted against Lux Living's plan even after the city agency failed to include a report detailing structural problems at the property.

Some Personnel Department employees were briefly locked out of their offices while documents were secured amid a whistleblower investigation.

There are 158,169 patients active in the state’s medical marijuana program, along with 3,283 caregivers.

A round-number birthday was involved, but Daniel Neman's trip home was all about the food.

On Dec. 21, 1979, the nationally-ranked Mizzou Tigers came to town to play St. Louis U. in a game that many thought would be a blowout. Instead fans were treated to an overtime thriller.

Illinois reported about 12,330 new COVID-19 cases, the highest daily total in more than a year.

Belleville police said a customer fired shots into a fast-food restaurant after an argument over a drive-thru order on Friday night.

Local participation in the program remains low, though it has slowly increased since 2019, mirroring the national trend.

Mizzou-Army is a pretty compelling game, all things considered.

The new preliminary injunction, issued by U.S. Magistrate Judge David Noce, prohibits enforcement of the contractors’ vaccine mandate in 10 states.

"A lot of cool stuff happens in this room."

James P. Izard, 37, was found dead after a shootout with police Saturday night in Jerseyville, police said.

Now there will be two similar events on separate days.

The Missouri General Assembly lost significant chunks of time during their legislative sessions in the past two years because of COVID-19

Some 3,500 soldiers heading home will fly out of Lambert Monday and Tuesday. About 2,000 others are leaving by bus or were picked up at the Army post by a parent.

Separate commissions, each consisting of 10 Democrats and 10 Republicans, both met Monday without voting on proposed districts. They meet again on Thursday.

Anthony D. Jones Jr. shot Jessica Vinson on May 4, 2019 while stealing her car.

Alderman Jesse Todd, who didn’t vote on the map last week, joined demonstration outside City Hall.

Firefighters found Helen Roeslein of the 5000 block of Peyton Place Court near the front of her home, which had been engulfed in flames.