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Elad Gross, who won a big Sunshine Law victory over Gov. Mike Parson at the Missouri Supreme Court last year, says the city uses an online portal to “routinely violate” open records law.

Leaders argue there is an urgent need for transparency, especially since police were not wearing body worn cameras and there are conflicting accounts of what happened.

John Wood dropped out after Eric Greitens came in third in the GOP primary.

On Sept. 14, 1992, John C. Vincent, 25, a diver and construction worker from New Orleans, said he did it "just for the hell of it."

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson wants lawmakers to reduce the state income tax rate.

Rep. Shamed Dogan, R-Ballwin, is term-limited and is seeking work after losing the Republican nomination for St. Louis County executive in August.

The bill still needs County Executive Sam Page's signature before it's final.

None of Dominic Yocco's nine victims knew each other, authorities said.

James "Tim" Norman took the stand in his own murder-for-hire trial.

“We ask ourselves, ‘How do we position ourselves to win in such a short period of time?’” the St. Louis County Republican chair said.

Sarah Bryan Miller is the subject of a new documentary, “The Places Music Has Taken Me,” which will air on KETC (Channel 9).

At issue was a 2020 lawsuit by a St. Louis-area resident, a restaurant and a church challenging health regulations like occupancy limits and mask requirements.

Police said the boys were in critical condition at a hospital.

“Record opioid overdose deaths and sharp increases in COVID-19 deaths among persons under age 65 contributed to the decrease in life expectancy.”

The retired Ladue businessman and former Democrat fills a vacancy left by dropout candidate Katherine Pinner, leaving only eight weeks to launch a campaign for St. Louis county executive.

Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe and Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft are also seeking the GOP nomination for governor in 2024.

Tuesday’s special primary election in the race for aldermanic president is mostly an elaborate poll, and it’s not clear it’ll be any good.

The Post-Dispatch has a new lineup of comic strips, puzzles and syndicated columnists.

On two raucous nights in September 1960, Lambert Field was alive with up-close presidential politicking.

Leonard Leo promised "fury" in Missouri if he didn't get his way on judicial selection. He lost here. But the fury came to the nation's federal judiciary.