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SomeraRoad Inc. wants the AT&T building in the National Register of Historic Places, which could allow the company to get subsidies to offset the cost of redevelopment.

Gray Television of Atlanta, which bought Channel 4 in December, paid $1 million for KDLT (Channel 16), which broadcasts mostly religious programming.

Proposition S, on the Aug. 2 ballot, will fund repairs and renovations at the district’s 60 schools.

The legislation could end up in court.

Edwards bought the ornament in 2018, for $700, when the golf course closed. He promised to keep it at his tavern, Blueberry Hill, until a new Tower Tee opened.

In Missouri had nearly 70 anti-abortion centers and just one abortion clinic before Friday.

St. Louis hits a 10-year high in underage arrests in the downtown area. Residents and business owners say police, parents can do more.

Trump’s influence and the abortion ruling are expected to weigh on the results in several states.

Pam Bogosian, a retired elementary school teacher, has volunteered with the aid group since 2012. She succeeds Yolanda Perez-Cunningham in the top post.

St Charles City-County Library, St. Louis Public Library and St. Louis County Library have announced a new eMedia reciprocal lending program for cardholders. Patrons with a valid library card at any of the three library districts can now check out…

The cars were on the employee parking lot of FedEx in Overland and outside the Walmart in Maplewood.

The justices turned away a Bayer appeal and left in place a lower court decision upholding an $87 million judgment awarded in a lawsuit in California.

Finally, families waiting to get their youngest vaccinated, who have watched the community around them return to "normal," can themselves consider it.

The St. Louis Preservation Board will review Lux Living's plan at 4 p.m. on Monday.

Arthur L. Fulton, 46, died Sunday night along Jennings Station Road.

The continuing fights over abortion, contraception and LGBTQ rights likely to weigh heavily on general election.

Her spokesman said the Illinois Republican had intended to say the decision was a victory for a “right to life.”

St. Louis police said the man was found in the 3500 north block of Taylor Avenue around 5 p.m. Sunday.

Philip D. Van Tine, 61, was riding a motorcycle on westbound I-70 in Boone County when he crashed into the back of a pickup truck that had slowed for traffic.