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Other ideas from current and former teachers included deemphasizing standardized tests and hiring more support staff.

Authorities on Wednesday cleared a 26-year-old St. Louis man of any wrongdoing after he shot and killed a convenience store robbery suspect last month.

Trudy Busch Valentine visited Chris’ Pancake and Dining in south St. Louis on the day after her primary win.

Keyon Harrold plays trumpet on "Pure/Honey," and Cor.ece has a songwriting credit on "Cozy."

A Wash U scientist is starting a new experiment that could anticipate — and perhaps even prevent — damage wrought by intense rainfall.

A splinter group of Republicans in the Missouri Senate who call themselves the “Conservative Caucus” could be growing following Tuesday’s vote

Veterans, with help from Jon Stewart, get Congress to act to provide health-care for those service members affected by toxic chemicals in war.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

St. Louis-area Boeing workers approved the company's contract offer on Wednesday.

Voters say goodbye to Rep. Wiley Price. Rep. Raychel Proudie defeats Rep. Michael Person in the new 73rd House District. Reps. Mary Elizabeth Coleman and Nick Schroer prevail in Senate primaries.

Scale AI opens an office on Washington Avenue and plans to more than double its St. Louis workforce.

Dimari Chapple, 17, was shot in the head around 3:20 p.m. inside the St. Louis Gateway Transportation Center.

The pandemic accelerated the downward trend in enrollment with a switch to homeschooling or exodus to surrounding counties.

A man was shot and killed just after 3 a.m. Wednesday in the city's Hamilton Heights neighborhood.

Nine months for nine Friday nights under the lights or nine Saturday afternoons under the sun.

A 20-year-old man was shot and killed Tuesday evening in the city's DeBaliviere Place neighborhood, according to police.

The district at Seventh and Market streets once was home to Chinese immigrants and their thriving businesses.

An attorney for the candidate said the decision likely spelled doom for the campaign.

Measures would pay for repairs and renovations in both districts.

Current Auditor Nicole Galloway, the lone statewide elected Democrat, did not seek a second full term.