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Messenger: Republican senator sought to trash Supreme Court nominee, but the gambit backfired.

Veteran STL reporter and currently news director at Channel 5, Holliday will be inducted June 10 into Missouri Broadcasters Association's Hall of Fame.

Another male victim, 36, was shot in the hip.

Michael Daniels, a mayoral aide in the mid-1990s, is among 4 Democrats who have registered to run against U.S. Rep. Cori Bush. The filing deadline is Tuesday.

Rep. Jim Murphy, a south St. Louis Republican, says the ban is local government overreach

Kevin L. Clark Jr., of Centreville, was killed Thursday night when his vehicle veered off an interstate, struck a barrier and burst into flames, police said.

Trained storm spotters help the National Weather Service in St. Louis get a firsthand feel for what's happening when bad weather strikes.

Tyre Sampson, 14, on Thursday fell from the Orlando Free Fall ride that opened last year.

Meeting was canceled at the direction of the County Counselor’s office.

Stray Rescue of St. Louis is outgrowing its 32,000 square foot shelter and has purchased a property that will more than double their space.

A St. Ann man is charged with threatening a child with a knife while shouting he wanted to kill Mexicans for blocking his driveway.

Republicans, however, contend there is enough relief money to cover the entire unemployment fund debt if Democrats were only willing to forgo pet projects in their districts.

The movement has launched dozens of candidates for nonpartisan school board seats that just a year ago were unopposed.

Police are offering a $5,000 reward to anyone with information on who shot and killed a man in Robertsville earlier this week.

A jury found John Hamm guilty in the stabbing and beating deaths of Robert Hall and Shannon Larock.

A man was found dead from a gunshot late Thursday in the 1000 block of Theobald Street, police said.

Legal scholars in Missouri have joined in a letter backing Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson amid opposition from Republicans including Sen. Josh Hawley.

The firm on Thursday rolled out plans for an $800 million data center at the Golden Plains Technology Park, an 882-acre site developed by Diode Ventures, a subsidiary of Overland Park’s Black & Veatch.

The injured officer may have minor injuries. The other officer who shot the suspect is new to the department, having graduated from the police academy a few weeks ago.

And in an unexpected and worrying sign, the region entered a “demographic winter,” as the number of deaths outpaced births.