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David Gregory, a Republican running for a state senate seat, says “every woman deserves a castle.” But preservationists don’t like his plan.

The Post-Dispatch’s 2024 Public Pay database includes figures for mayors, teachers, police and other public servants in the St. Louis area.

Anne Carpenter uses garlic in everything, except desserts. She's had garlic ice cream. She does not recommend it.

The climate goals will factor into a new comprehensive plan for St. Louis County.

Kind Goods has applied to add a drive-thru window to its dispensary on South Broadway, near Lift for Life Academy.

The victim was identified Sunday as 39-year-old Ashleigh Selmon.

A Spanish Lake man died Sunday from wounds he suffered from a shooting at a party last month in the city's Penrose neighborhood, authorities said.

Five GOP legislators, including U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley and U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner, want mail service improvements, including audit of Hazelwood sorting facility.

A St. Louis-based obstetrician and gynecologist told reporters that doctors have received no clarity since the law took effect in June 2022 on what constitutes a “medical emergency.”

Demetrius Haymon is accused of firing one shot at the fleeing teens, hitting one in the "backside."

U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt, who led charge for the funds, announced the award Thursday. Plans call for building new facility to replace existing flood-prone plant.

La'Javion Ramsey was sentenced Monday to probation for causing a crash that killed a 17-year-old girl in downtown St. Louis.

During his campaign, Ashcroft railed about the alleged dangers of investing based on the environmental, social and governance practices of businesses.

Voters will decide whether court fees can be used to pay for the pensions of Missouri sheriffs.

Video posted last month — which got more than 40 million views — showed traffic at westbound I-64 exit at O'Fallon, Illinois, stretching back onto highway.

Police confirmed the shooting Monday as a homicide.

A bill is pending to hire an attorney to represent Councilman Dennis Hancock in a case to oust him from his seat.

The lockboxes are big enough to store several medicine containers or a handgun. Only those with a key to its padlock can open it.

Columnist Aisha Sultan writes: What could possess a 78-year-old man who is running for president of the United States to go after a 34-year-old pop star?

Denny Hoskins, a state senator from Warrensburg who won his party’s nomination last month, wants to dump the ubiquitous electronic tabulators currently used by election officials.