stLouISTCounty councilwoman pushed for pot code limits while working for marijuana industry
St. Louis County Council member Lisa Clancy was vocal at meetings and pushed for zoning codes favored by the marijuana industry, records show.
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Cindy Preszler will return to KSDK for guest weather gig
Preszler will deliver weather reports on the 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. newscasts on Wednesday at KSDK (Channel 5)
Date set for former St. Louis alderman to plead guilty in corruption case
John Collins-Muhammad will plead guilty Aug. 23 in U.S. District Court.
St. Louis police identify woman found shot to death in vehicle
The victim is Dasia Bowers, 25.
Kelvin Adams to retire after leading St. Louis Public Schools for 14 years
A nationwide search for Adams' replacement has been announced.
Nebraska mother and daughter accused of illegal abortion, burning and burying body
A week after the two were charged in early June in connection with burying the dead body, the detective served a search warrant on Facebook, to get access to their accounts.
Man shot to death in Walnut Park East neighborhood
Police say they don't know the name of the man who was killed.
West End tenants given 3 days to move out after flood damage
Tenants of the Loop Lofts in the Central West End were given just three days' notice to move out of the apartments after recent flooding.
Man shot and killed in Walnut Park East neighborhood
A man was shot and killed around 5:30 p.m. Tuesday near Woodland and Wren avenues.
Body of St. Louis fisherman recovered from lake in central Missouri
Michael L. Smith, 61, drowned Sunday at the Rocky Fork Lakes Conservation Area, north of Columbia.
Wentzville woman dies after motorcycle hits deer in St. Charles County
The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as Jill M. McClelland, 79.
A Look Back • Mother weeps as 'Little Chloroformer' goes to gallows in St. Louis in 1888
Gov. Albert Morehouse rejected a final plea from the British government to spare her son, Hugh Mottram Brooks.
Rains damage dam in Overland city park. State opens fishing to nets.
The lake is being drained to repair the dam, and the state has opened fishing in the area to nets.
President Biden approves major disaster declaration for St. Louis-area flooding
Gov. Mike Parson and U.S. Rep. Cori Bush expressed appreciation to President Biden for the major disaster declaration.
St. Louis boasts the world’s largest chess piece. A club in France just built a bigger one.
At 20 feet tall, the wood king piece outside the World Chess Hall of Fame is officially the world’s largest, certified by Guinness World Records in 2018. The bigger one in France has yet to be certified.
Man fatally shot in vehicle in Normandy identified by Major Case Squad
The man was found in the backseat of a vehicle on the 7200 block of Natural Bridge Road.
Green Street proposes homes, offices and hotel on Manchester Road in Brentwood
Green Street's $400 million project spans roughly a half-mile on Manchester Road was pitched in response to the city's plan to redevelop the corridor.
Benson Hill inks deal with ADM to market soy protein ingredients, as demand surges
Benson Hill on Monday announced another deal aimed at helping meet surging demand for plant-based protein — this time with food processing giant ADM.
Police: Man arrested in hit-and-run that killed 17-year-old in St. Louis
Police say they've arrested a man in the hit-and-run that killed 17-year-old Matthew Nikolai.
Police identify man found dead in Deer Creek
ST. LOUIS — Police on Monday identified a man found dead Friday morning in Deer Creek as Randal Howland, 62, of the 500 block of Atalanta Avenue in Webster Groves.