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Spring Church was left a shell by an electrical fire in 2001. It's still a shell — but has been made safe for photo shoots, art exhibits and more.

The law signed Wednesday by Gov. Mike Parson that caps a nearly two-decade-long push by Republicans for stricter voting requirements.

A U.S. Steel spokesperson said the company expects the move to result in the loss of 950 of the 1,500 jobs at the plant.

“Abortion should be legal, safe, accessible, and affordable,” the county executive said at a press conference.

ACLU presses First Amendment case regarding a public official blocking a constituent on social media.

On Wednesday afternoon, there were 42 active cases among staff statewide and 19 among patients.

Mayor Tishaura O. Jones signs the city's $1.2-billion budget for the fiscal year beginning Friday, the first passed by the Board of Aldermen since 2019.

Verizon callers dialing 911 should hang up and wait for a call back from dispatchers, officials say.

The killing is the 32nd homicide of the year investigated by St. Louis County police.

Bob Fox, spouse of company founder Maxine Clark, soliciting donations for Green; claims Mayor Tishaura Jones also on Green side, but staying quiet about it.

Police haven't released the victim's name.

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.

Gov. Mike Parson’s administration is suggesting he will issue a number of vetoes on Friday.

Republican lawmakers raise concerns about migrants taking jobs, trafficking in drugs.

Wesley G. Smith, an Arnold native and GOP primary challenger to U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner, has Facebook raffle that states “an AR a day keeps the tyrants away.”

If there’s a gauntlet to be thrown, count on Jane Dueker to hurl it down.

“I am not looking to be a spoiler. I’m in this race to win it,” Wood told the Post-Dispatch.

Police chief says there is an open investigation regarding the removal of the doors and electric meter.

Council also weighs plan to spend $1 million to assist women seeking abortions in other states, as well as support mothers with infants.

Raymond R. Rooney Jr. died at a hospital after being struck Tuesday night.