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By his father's account, George McDonald was leaving the party when a group of armed teenagers attacked a woman he was with.

Text messages to 911 will include location data and will route to the corresponding dispatch center.

Hope Squad empowers students to seek help. Lawmakers cut $250,000 for peer-to-peer suicide prevention programs like this one.

U.S. Steel's rolling and finishing operations, using metal slabs from other facilities, continue at Granite City Works.

Rural Missouri library district fires clerk over display of LGBTQ books during Pride month.

Visitors asked to report signs that are “negative about either past or living Americans or that fail to emphasize the beauty, grandeur, and abundance of landscapes.”

Black children, especially, suffer when laws allow more guns to circulate, researchers found.

Juneteenth celebrations keep getting bigger and bigger.

The homebuilder said it paid the liens to Builder’s Bloc in order to “remove homeowners” from the companies’ dispute over allegations of retaliation, fraud and unpaid debt.

The city is advising residents in parts of The Hill, Southwest Garden and North Hampton neighborhoods to boil their water after a 20-inch water main break.

Top officials, from the police chief to the governor, didn't comment Wednesday on the death.

Nonprofit plans to try and get $3,000 checks to households who lived in the 1,300 or so buildings that received a “red sticker” from the city designating severe tornado damage.

The decision to delay the vote came after nearly two dozen speakers addressed the board. Most disagreed with allowing library patrons request bans of specific books or library exhibits.

Police said four teens were shot at as they drove away from a party. Octavius Harris was killed. He was the second teen in St. Louis to die on Sunday.

Expansion of compensation legislation for radiation exposure victims now included in U.S. budget bill, due to push from U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, other legislators

Illinois veteran wins $700,000 verdict in lawsuit against Missouri American Water.

The shelter has struggled with controversies this year. Now county staff has to bring it up to state standards.

Polyante and Grosser PfuBrub are two statues by Dietrich Klinge that are supposed to be facing each other, but haven't till now.

Mental health issues among children are rising, and school officials say it's a crisis. Millions of dollars in federal aid for mental health was cut and state funding is threatened.

Kaelin, Barbara Marie—St. Louis, MO