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The curfew marks a compromise reached between the city's top official and police.

The driver police say shot and killed a 35-year-old O'Fallon man in a road rage incident Tuesday afternoon is a Ballwin municipal employee, officials say.

A teacher and baseball coach faces felony counts of criminal sexual assault and aggravated criminal sexual abuse in addition to other charges.

The man who shot and killed a Liberty High School sophomore during a botched robbery in 2023 was sentenced this week to 22 years in prison.

On July 4 last year, the Fire Department responded to calls for 140 fires, including at homes, vehicles and dumpsters. Of those, 57 were in dumpsters

The shooting occurred shortly after the victim, who was driver of a Chevy Equinox SUV, appeared to have parked his vehicle on the exit ramp partially in front of a Toyota Prius. The driver of the Prius then shot the…

A judge on Wednesday ordered a boy accused of murdering a seven-month-old girl to be sent to a secure state facility to get mental health treatment.

Computer problems made it impossible for homeowners to apply, a councilman said.

SLPS claims that Keisha Scarlett violated her contract by enriching herself and her former colleagues with unapproved spending.

A new Illinois law prohibits the sale of intoxicating hemp products to people younger than 21.

Missouri Department of Transportation crews will introduce a roundabout at the Interstate 70/Highway T/W interchange in Foristell starting Monday.

Gov. Mike Kehoe took an ax to the state’s $50.7 billion budget plan Tuesday, lopping off about $500 million in proposed spending to account for slowing revenue growth.

Incident takes place about 9:10 p.m. Tuesday in 4700 block of South Spring.

McKenna, a longtime Democratic force in Jefferson County politics in the 1980s and 1990s, died Saturday after of pancreatic cancer. He was 79.

A woman was killed and a man was injured in a shooting late Tuesday at a Ferguson gas station.

The advisory is due to low pressure after a malfunction at the city's Chain of Rocks water treatment plant.

Grain and soybean growers have struggled financially for the past four years partly due to high costs for inputs including chemicals, seed and fertilizer.

There was a time when Missouri's Secretary of State led the various battles against sharing government databases.

Trailnet has secured a permanent home in downtown St. Louis, a donation from supporters Thomas and Sally Cohn.