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Luis Padilla has worked for 14 years in various roles at the St. Louis Zoo. He becomes president and CEO at the Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium in November.

A parent group in St. Charles County has posted links to file police reports against school employees.

John Acosta’s arrest on Aug. 12, 1930, earned him the dubious honor of being the first lawbreaker undone by the St. Louis Police Department’s original radio system

St. Louis is assigned a new 557 area code Friday, to share space with the 314 mainstay that has been in place ever since the codes were first created.

Anders, Crowe promote; three join USAM; Explore St. Louis hires Duncan; Jackson, Ahillen join Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale

Daniel Neman discusses his new beat, including a few recent stories and columns that really resonated with readers.

The focus is adding charging stations on Missouri's interstate highways.

The St. Louis County health department has been allocated 1,900 vials of the vaccine used to prevent monkeypox.

Michael A. Bryant stood trial on multiple felony counts, including rape or attempted rape, assault, sodomy and kidnapping.

Jonas Buxton admitted he entered the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection.

A development company proposes a $1.2 billion remaking of the old factory district south of the Arch with residential, retail, entertainment, office and industrial uses.

Yogi Donuts is currently occupying a location in the West County Center food court for a very limited time. It opened Monday. It closes Sunday.

Another settlement signals an end to the use of municipal courts as "money-grabbers."

The extension applies to deadlines after July 24 but before Nov. 15. It extends those deadlines to Nov. 15.

Denelle Johnson, 33, was found unresponsive about 3:45 p.m. Wednesday at the City Justice Center, 200 South Tucker Boulevard.

No officers were hit by gunfire.

The nearly 6,000-square-foot mansion has four large rooms on each floor, a central staircase and maybe a few ghosts.

The victim is Larry Freeman, 66, of the 4900 block of Wren Avenue.

Robert Merkle, 53, was indicted on three cyberstalking charges and two counts of transmitting a threat.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services approved a plan to assist in reducing application processing times for the expanded Medicaid program, which have stretched to more than 100 days.