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Close to 2,000 teachers and staff at SLPS signed the vote against Superintendent Millicent Borishade for "numerous and troubling concerns."

Build-A-Bear launched its Skoosherz line in early 2024, about seven years after the Squishmallows brand debuted its products.

Officers responded to a ShotSpotter activation just after 11:30 p.m. in the 2100 block of Fairhaven Drive, St. Louis County police said.

A former Missouri Republican Party chair and often-unsuccessful political candidate, Martin now is the justice department's U.S. Pardon Attorney.

Mayor Cara Spencer is asking federal officials to move the aid application deadline from Tuesday to Sept. 25.

The layoffs were announced in March but are taking place this week.

The award lauds Budzinski, a Springfield Democrat, for "exceptional management skills in creating a supportive, motivated, and high-performing workplace."

One of the most-watched bills approved by Missouri lawmakers this year put the state back in control of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department. The police takeover provisions made the bill one of the most controversial of the session, and…

State officials said some of the money has already begun to flow to students

An Overland man who drowned in June was the sixth person to drown in Rockford Park in the past nine years.

Dardenne Prairie has debated for years what to do with 10 acres of city-owned land. A report looked at the idea of building a rec center there.

The Missouri Legislature stripped out $8.5 million for the state-sponsored venture capital fund amid federal funding uncertainty and struggles in the St. Louis entrepreneurship community.

The sinkholes underneath Benton Park have been a thorn for decades. Experts say it's something Missouri residents are going to have to live with.

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe confirmed Waller's death in a statement Sunday.

The new play space features brightly colored slides, swings, ramps, spinners and more that have been adapted for children with and without disabilities.

"You don’t know your true self until you join this group. It’s been really good for me.”

Incident occurred late Tuesday night at North Broadway and Pope, police said.

Incident occurred about 5:10 p.m. Tuesday at West Florissant and Davison avenues, police said.

Police say the incident, which took place shortly before 6 p.m. Wednesday, is believed to be "domestic related."

The man was from Raymondville in southern Missouri.