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The decision has left one shelter, Room at the Inn, scrambling to find a place by December.

Prosecutors dismissed criminal cases last week against three men accused of holding a woman hostage in the basement because the evidence didn't support the charges, a spokeswoman said Sunday.

Armed with $30 million in funding, Upward Mobility effort aims to help people escape generational poverty.

The two pushed forward, broke through the masses, and got on one of the last flights, leaving behind their families, their homes and everything they had ever known.

Police are cutting ties with a fitness mogul after he said women shouldn't be cops and that men could “end their (expletive) life” if the female officers weren’t armed.

David F. Hodges, of Cahokia Heights, was charged with first-degree murder in the death of 18-year-old Damonta T. Mosley, also of Cahokia Heights.

A friend said: “Nothing good happens to old men who go out at night.”

St. Louis police were called to a shooting at around 7 p.m. to the 2000 block of Bremen Avenue. When they arrived, they found a man's body, police said.

Bayer’s recent challenges have fueled concern about whether the company will break apart.

A Francis Howell parents say their children have been dealing with racism in the school district for years. And it's not getting better.

Opponents build case to defeat Missouri’s abortion amendment. Supporters of Amendment 3 say they’re resorting to “outlandish” scare tactics.

Opposition to a Japanese company buying U.S. Steel is bipartisan: Both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have vowed to keep the steelmaker in American hands.

There are endless listicles online about how to make extra income while working full time, but how many of those options are realistic for busy moms?

Is driving for Uber worth the money?

Catch up on local business hires, promotions, appointments and awards.

Catch up on local business acquisitions, awards, milestones and projects.

Dahab Jewelry sells high-end pieces imported from the Middle East.

DeAyre M. Jones also used fake Facebook profiles to harass an Air Force member and other base officials.

Timothy B. Stokes robbed a St. Louis man, then fatally shot him, before killing a woman and shooting at police.

The video shows a line of cars on the Green Mount Road exit ramp so long that it is spilling onto the interstate. More than 40 million have seen it.