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Revised plans call for the board to begin discussing the map next week after a legal review by the city counselor’s office.

The inability to reach an agreement represents the fifth decade in a row in which a bipartisan county reapportionment commission fell short.

Prosecutors wanted a 10-year sentence, which was also recommended under advisory federal guidelines.

Starting Dec. 27, claimants will begin receiving benefits through paper checks instead of debit cards.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources wants money to create maps showing where deposits of key minerals might be located.

The crash happened Monday morning on Highway 364 east of Harvester Road.

Mayor Tishaura Jones called an offer to forgive more than $5 million the city owes if it's used to hire police a 'stunt.'

Prosecutors say Ellis C. Brown III kicked a man seven times as the man was being held down by another officer.

Homeowners say Precision Vehicle Holding's plan would disturb their neighborhood and sense of community owners have built over the past five decades.

The St. Louis County Council has delayed action on issuing bonds for the America’s Center expansion for four months.

Here are the highlights from our Monday chat with Post-Dispatch readers.

The Joe Page Bridge, a vertical-lift span in Hardin, will close at 8 a.m. Tuesday for deck work, Illinois transportation officials said.

The state’s juvenile detention centers could see a big jump in population.

Promoter Sam Muchnick, TV host Larry Matysik and ring announcer Mickey Garagiola will be inducted Dec. 1. The event also includes six pro matches.

The North Kansas City School District pulled “All Boys Aren't Blue” and “Fun Home” from high schools this month in response to parent complaints.

James Young graduated from McCluer North High School and UMSL’s College of Education.

Trish Muyco-Tobin has been named the new editor-in-chief at Gazelle, taking over for Cillah Hall, who founded the St. louis-based publication in 2014.

The VFW Post 805 has forwarded information about a deceased member of that post onto the state Treasurer's office, which aims to locate heir.

The new restaurants from the acclaimed chef take over the former Cafe Osage and Taste by Niche spaces.

Former Ladue Offiicer Julia Crews and the woman she shot, Ashley Hall, participated in a program that led to the dismissal of the criminal case.