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The plaintiffs in the case are represented by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, a conservative legal group.

A 19-year-old chess grandmaster says a cheating scandal that has rocked the chess world and began in St. Louis was the result of an orchestrated smear campaign.

Travell Anthony Hill apologized to Andre Montgomery's family during sentencing Thursday.

A 15-year-old boy on Thursday morning was shot in the leg and back while walking down a street in the city's Penrose neighborhood.

Billy Busch Sr. appeared on a conservative news channel earlier this week, said he’s backing Eric Schmitt.

Preliminary results from the testing could be available in the coming weeks, Bush said during a virtual press conference.

The Heritage Museum display, “The American Revolutionary War in the West,” is subject of detailed feature in the Journal of the American Revolution.

William E. Jones was put on administrative leave Wednesday as police chief of Louisiana, Missouri, a job he's held since December 2020.

The Municipal Park Grant Commission of St. Louis County has awarded about $99 million grants since the year 2000, when voters approved a sales tax increase.

The building products manufacturer will receive more than $22 million in state and local tax incentives.

MSD is deflecting property owners to their local governments for assistance, saying it’s up to municipalities to find the dollars.

STL native Hamm will be the male lead in the new (fifth) season of the Coen Brothers-inspired FX Network TV show. Filing began this week in Canada.

St. Louis County violated Missouri public records laws when they destroyed hundreds of boxes of records earlier this month, a lawsuit filed Wednesday claimed.

Well-known local barrister Jack Garvey and his daughter, Colleen Garvey, are manning new downtown STL branch office of a Nashville, Tennessee firm.

Meriwether Lewis called it the Grand Tower. Thousands of folks are flocking to it because it is accessible due to low water in the Mississippi River.

Residents took excavation into their own hands after police unsuccessfully combed the area twice. On Wednesday, police apologized for residents' frustrations.

Police on Thursday identified the 32-year-old man shot and killed last week on Cherokee Street.

The campaign said it used stock footage for its ad.

“Big people made big mistakes and now little people have to suffer for it,” said PTA president Ashley Bernaugh.

Unions and pro-industry groups say outcome of ballot measure could signal a new chapter in the struggle over workers’ rights.