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Bonette K. Meeks was found guilty in St. Louis County Circuit Court in the 2019 shooting death of Officer Michael Langsdorf.

The Missouri Attorney General's office has logged more than 200 complaints against a Des Peres-based timeshare exit company.

A blue ribbon commission is tasked with analyzing and suggesting fixes for Missouri's teacher shortage.

A vote would force the county’s legislative body to take a position on whether any subpoenas should be made public, something County Executive Sam Page has declined to do.

Alderman Jack Coatar on Friday announced his candidacy to succeed the recently-resigned Lewis Reed as president of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen.

As of Friday, authorities say Charles L. Story was being held at Montgomery County Jail on a 24-hour investigative hold.

Onyai Turner pleaded guilty in February for the 2018 stabbing deaths of Malcom Mathis II and his 22-month-old son.

Police were investigating Friday after a man was shot and killed in a home's living room in Ferguson.

Angela Medici pleaded guilty to a charge of voluntary manslaughter in the 2019 killing of her boyfriend Keith Sweetin.

Station paid $8.7 million for three-story office building at 77 Progress Parkway. The station, now at 1 Memorial Drive since 1968, is looking at late 2023 move.

Antonio Carter told detectives he fatally shot John Young III after arguing with him over personal matters, police said.

Mayor Jones names Nicolle Barton executive director of a panel of city judges, public safety officials working to better coordinate criminal justice services.

So far, 40 volunteer pilots from across the country have been vetted and are ready to help, says the executive director of Elevated Access.

The crash occurred June 5 on an exit ramp off of U.S. 54, hours after Bowyer called a NASCAR race World Wide Technology Raceway for Fox Sports.

Despite long-standing safety concerns, many state leaders and some environmental groups say climate change poses a greater risk than reactors.

Tim Smith, in a statement, said Weaver received “excellent” performance ratings at his jail job.

The issue came up when Alderman Tina Pihl asked that two unrelated tax break bills be brought up for separate discussion instead of being passed without debate.

Lindbergh, then 25, returned in his Spirit of St. Louis on June 17, 1927, almost a month after his nonstop flight from New York to Paris.

Sam Page has vowed to cooperate with the federal investigation of his political appointee, raising questions about the county’s justification for keeping the subpoenas related to the probe secret.

DeUndreá S. Holloway Jr.'s mother and stepfather told the Post-Dispatch that what he is accused of was evil, but the mental health system was no help.