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More than 660 Kia and Hyundai thefts have been reported this month in St. Louis. City leaders are threatening to sue the companies if they don't fix a defect that makes those vehicles easier to steal.

St. Louis leaders asked U.S. officials on Monday to consider making the St. Louis region the top destination in the country for refugees and immigrants.

The new law went into effect Aug. 28.

The contribution was the first from Richard Uihlein to Darren Bailey since the state senator from downstate Xenia won the primary election in late June.

The Missouri Fire Fighters Critical Illness Pool program is designed to help financially support firefighters facing one of 17 nationally recognized cancers that occur more frequently in the fire service occupation.

Thomas Hicks wins with 'a gallant finish of a lion-hearted athlete in the greatest endurance test of the century.'

The home run comes against the 450th different pitcher, breaking the mark held by Barry Bonds.

The girl has since been released from the hospital, authorities say.

Johnson was convicted of first-degree murder in 1995, and the witness has since recanted.

St. Charles County Police said the vehicle got struck while attempting to cross the railroad tracks.

Harold Conner sued the district in 2010, alleging discrimination, retaliation and breach of contract.

Shaquavia Willis, of Spanish Lake, fatally shot Christian Stewart in March 2021 after ending their romantic relationship, authorities said.

When COVID-19 hit St. Louis, local health departments didn't have the resources they needed. Asking employees to work overtime was often the answer.

Missouri Veterans Commission among several underperforming state agencies that could face new challenges if governor’s tax cut is approved.

Police responded just before noon Monday to the 1400 block of East Adelaide near O'Fallon Park where they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds.

Rising costs, dwindling rental options put low-income households at risk.

Four people were shot and injured Monday morning in Jennings near two schools, however police confirmed no students were involved in the the incident.

Toxic blue-green algae appears in lakes across the Midwest during the summer and can sicken people and animals. But few states have routine testing programs.

The plant’s site is still undecided, but construction will begin in early 2023.

The zoo's ever-popular Zooline entered the railroad business on Aug. 29, 1963, with a ceremony at the original station near the bear pits. Zoo director Marlin Perkins and zoo board chairman Howard Baer whacked at a "golden spike" to complete…