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A St. Louis County agency agreed to expand the scope of work — and boost the pay — of a contractor hired to help with the demolition of the shuttered mall.

The bill, sent to the governor, would freeze property taxes and also exempts all Social Security benefits from the state’s income tax.

Illinois is one of several states that have moved to counteract a surge of anti-LGBTQ legislation in GOP-led states like Missouri and Iowa.

Professor of English honored for "a masterful collection that chronicles American culture as the country struggles to make sense of its politics, of life in the wake of a pandemic, and of our place in a changing global community."

Priests were given suggested prayers for Mass on Pentecost Sunday, May 28, when Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski will announce the “All Things New” plan.

Health leaders urge the county to adopt strict regulations if pot lounges are allowed.

Neighbors lambasted the idea of putting the shelter in a working-class residential area.

After a few years in and out of virtual learning during the pandemic, PE classes are back with new ways to get kids moving.

After the embattled St. Louis Circuit Attorney said she would resign June 1, a list of people possibly interested in taking the job has surfaced.

The conversion, to allow construction of a new overpass, begins overnight Wednesday and will last much of this year.

The St. Louis-born mezzo-soprano rocked the operatic world as the rich-voiced "Black Venus" of Bayreuth in 1961.

“Blood on your hands if no action taken!” said one GOP senator.

Prosecutor’s downfall paved by management failures and political enemies, former employees and others say.

Carol Howard represented 13th Ward, in Bevo Mill area, for 12 years. But day after April 4 election, she put house up for sale and now lives in St. Louis County

Experts compare the marketing fiasco to the legendarily ill-advised launch of New Coke, calling it "insanity" and "marketing incompetence."

Police on Monday asked the public to help identify two gun-wielding people caught on camera in connection to one of several shootings this weekend.

The committee is a top priority of Aldermanic President Megan Green.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has cited Brentwood for violating the state’s Clean Water Law.

Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski is expected to announce sweeping changes affecting many of the current 178 parishes this month.

The Archdiocese of St. Louis' Reclamation Center has roughly 3,000 used religious and liturgical items inventoried, ready to be put back into use in the Catholic church.