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They were shot after the gunmen blocked their vehicle in the 5000 block of North Kingshighway.

A GoFundMe campaign called Save Lincoln College was launched with a goal of raising $20 million but as of this week, only $2,352 had been raised.

Metro columnist Tony Messenger joins podcast hosts Beth O'Malley and Liz Miller to discuss some recent columns on abortion, guns and homelessness, as well as his role at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He also talks about how he connects with…

Timothy's in Creve Coeur succeeds as both a date-night dining destination and as a casual neighborhood spot for drinks.

In a unanimous decision, the 10-member ethics panel dismissed Rep. Wiley Price’s complaint, which alleged Speaker Rob Vescovo committed perjury.

Shopping options have expanded for hikers, bikers, campers and climbers.

Unless lawmakers act by Friday, three federal judges will take over the task of redrawing the state’s eight congressional districts.

Illegal gaming machines have been the subject of multiple investigations by the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

“We’re running the risk of having a good amount of individuals that could end up with the wrong ballot,” Jay Ashcroft told The Associated Press.

The Missouri Highway Patrol said Robert H. Davidson was killed in the crash about 10 a.m. Tuesday at highways 67 and CC.

Police identified the victim as Justin M. Krausch, 42, of Potosi, Missouri.

A deadly shooting happened Wednesday night near Bircher Boulevard and Amelia Avenue in the Walnut Park East neighborhood.

Missouri is among 25 states and territories in the U.S. where more than 100 cases of hepatitis have been identified in otherwise healthy children since October. Five children have died.

“Dr. Derges has no intention to resign her seat in the Missouri House of Representatives,” said Al Watkins, her attorney.

They question how the troubled St. Louis apartment complex received a glowing inspection report. Meanwhile, the city moves a nearby mountain of trash.

A precautionary boil advisory has been issued for parts of Wentzville, city officials said.

The proposal would require constitutional amendments that cost the state money to be approved by 60% of voters, up from the current 50%.

Collins-Muhammad, who was reelected last April, apologized “for my shortcomings and my mistakes.”

Attorneys asked a federal judge to approve a $1.65 million settlement between Lindenwood University and a class action group of students.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Wednesday urged Congress to act — and activists to take to the streets — to ensure abortion remains widely accessible even if the Supreme Court rolls back its 1973 decision in Roe…