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Terms of the new agreement were not disclosed, but Bayer said it is "continuing work to settle the Roundup litigation on reasonable terms."

Messenger: Video obtained by St. Louis circuit attorney’s office contradicts police version.

Leron Harris stood trial in St. Louis in the Nov. 1, 2019, shooting death of Mark Schlemmer.

Police on Wednesday arrested a woman who they believe fatally shot another woman in the 1200 block of Kroeger Avenue in Dellwood.

A video released Thursday shows a trooper pleading for a Madison County man to drop his weapon before that man is shot by police near the town of Pana.

More money would flow to charters from the state, not from St. Louis Public Schools.

Lisa M. Matlock won as a write-in candidate.

Every player in opening-day lineup hit double-figure home runs last season. Wainwright is 21-7 against Pirates and has 99 career wins at Busch.

The Missouri House signed off on a $46 billion spending plan Thursday.

Maryville University, nationally renowned for its two esports teams, is hoping to attract more students to the Town and Country college.

County Executive Steve Ehlmann has asked the County Council to name a new 199-acre park near Wentzville after Benjamin Oglesby, a former slave who owned some of the old farm property for 30 years.

Boeing's CEO made 169 times a median employee’s $124,844 salary in 2021, the company said.

If signed into law, the bill would require health care facilities to allow patients to receive least one visitor, regardless of whether the governor has declared a public health-related disaster.

Haitao Xiang was sentenced Thursday to 29 months in prison and fined $150,000 for stealing Monsanto trade secrets and trying to take them to China.

Guest Nassim Benchaabane discusses the St. Louis County Executive race and the results of the local election on Tuesday, April 5.

Missouri medical marijuana sales should easily top $300 million in 2022, an industry group says.

The dip in Ameren's CEO compensation interrupted a longstanding streak of annual pay increases for the energy utility's leader.

Solar farms require huge amounts of land, and there’s a fast-growing movement, fueled by politicized social-media campaigns, to prevent solar developers from permitting new sites in rural America.

But two of his opponents and a couple council members beg to differ.

Lafayette senior Faith Cole is the Post-Dispatch All-Metro girls wrestler of the year. She went 117-0 with four state titles.