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Missouri Supreme Court saves Amendment 3 a spot on the November ballot because the balance of power demands it.

In one instance, a Black student told the girl she was ugly because she was white, the suit alleges.

Democratic committee members have chosen Marla Smith, a former Pagedale alderwoman, as the party's new nominee for state Rep. Kevin Windham's House seat. Windham withdrew as a candidate for re-election.

Gov. Mike Parson announced a crackdown on hemp-derived gummies on Aug. 1.

Investigators have accused Susan Warner, 38, of repeatedly denying her daughter needed medical and dental care and allowing her to miss hundreds of days of school for years.

Use of the gates will be gradually phased in at all 38 MetroLink stations between now and the end of 2025.

A Missouri school is in the top 10 U.S. colleges that improve their graduates' financial futures, according to a Wall Street Journal ranking.

Karina Whitfield, who is now 18 but was 17 at the time of her arrest was booked yesterday for charges of first degree murder and armed criminal action.

Repeatedly referencing Hawley as “creepy,” Kunce rallied a crowd of about 200 supporters Monday at the Sheetmetal Workers Union Hall in midtown St. Louis.

Missourians Against the Deceptive Online Gambling Amendment Tuesday launched a campaign to oppose Amendment 2 — the proposed constitutional amendment that would approve a structure for wagering on sports.

DESE is asking for over $174 million in supplemental funding for this school year after receiving $1 billion less in appropriations compared to the previous year.

Court filings show that Urban Chestnut owes more than $2.1 million on a Small Business Administration loan, and more than $1.9 million to Midland States Bank.

The district reconfigured the routes to add close to 1,000 more students to yellow buses. But some parents said the changes made it worse.

After Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft moved to take the measure off the ballot Monday, attorneys asked that he be held in contempt of court.

Last fall, Mission Foods, a Texas-based tortilla and chip manufacturer, sued Mission Taco Joint for trademark infringement over the use of the word “mission.”

The shooting Aug. 31 was the third time in less than two years that Michael Tolden had pulled his gun on suspected thieves but the first time he killed someone.

Damonta T. Mosley was found shot in a vehicle after 7 p.m. Monday in the 2400 block of Renois Lane. He died at a St. Louis hospital.

Passback aims to redistribute or recycle sports equipment that would otherwise go to a landfill.

America's Test Kitchen is coming out with a cookbook full of recipes that they claim changed the way America cooks.

James Earl Jones died Monday at 93. His baseball speech in "Field of Dreams" resonates even today for Cardinals fans in St. Louis and baseball fans across the country.