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Residents, officials heard the latest on contamination in West Lake Landfill: "There’s no boundary. They’re finding radioactive waste all over this site.”

TEARING THE TICKETS: Sometimes, so it seems, logic and common sense rear their heads and stare long enough to make bureaucracy blink.

The Missouri Senate’s schisms were ripped open Wednesday as the fate of the state’s congressional maps hung in limbo.

Top fiscal board approves $87 million capital improvements bill funded mainly by federal aid.

The plan has the support of the Cardinals and Blues.

Backers say slashing the tax rate would help families during a time of high inflation.

The hearing came two days after former Gov. Eric Greitens’ wife alleged he physically and mentally abused her.

Missouri companies and governments would be barred from doing business with Russia.

The gift is part of $225 million MacKenzie Scott gave to the Planned Parenthood national office as well 21 other affiliates across the country.

St. Louis officials said they were unaware a vendor was going to sell delta-8 products at Soulard Market.

Police arrested Andrew Mair after a pursuit that ended near Highway 40 and Mason Road.

A man was found dead Wednesday morning in the 3900 block of Circle Drive in the Robertsville area.

The former Missouri governor is at least the third statewide Republican this cycle to face accusations of domestic violence.

Opening statements William Tisaby's perjury and evidence tampering trial were set for March 28.

Citing the city’s refusal to defend him, a former St. Louis cop has reached a $100,000 settlement in a suit accusing him of stealing from a person he detained.

Councilman Maurice Hunt sent a letter to council members Tuesday calling for a special meeting on whether to move forward with impeachment.

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.

Mike Talboy, government affairs chief at Burns & McDonnell engineering firm, has left the company. He has served on Jones' transition team, stimulus advisory board

A Belleville nurse pleaded guilty to charges connected to allegations that she failed to perform CPR on a nursing home patient, leading to their death in 2017.

Those requirements, adopted late last year, drew sharp criticism from developers, small business owners and others.