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Certified Alternative Medicine Providers, LLC, a St. Louis-based cannabis cultivator and manufacturer, alleged that Sunny Daze Dispensary owes it thousands of dollars.

A senior epidemiologist for St. Louis County discussed the public health department's investigation in detail on Monday evening.

The adoptive parents of Iyazudden Ahmed allege that his former employers at a BP station on Hampton Avenue didn't provide adequate safety measures.

It was the first day in a month that the public complex, and city hall next door, were open to the public.

One day before a scheduled court hearing, Wesley Bell's office said more investigation on the case was needed — even though move to unseat Hancock began Aug. 27

School districts will now be judged on their average performance over three years and can’t drop an accreditation level until 2026, Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education officials say.

The law that initially took effect in 2023 will stay in effect.

Department spokesman Mitch McCoy said detectives now believe that Colin Brown, 16, was hit by a stray bullet on Saturday night and was not targeted in the shooting.

The holidays are stressful, but we can make it through if we eat enough cookies.

With almost 100 E. coli cases recorded and at least four lawsuits filed as of Wednesday, a local catering company has found itself in legal hot water.

FBI agents say Samantha Hampton had been in a relationship with Anjuan Mosby, and told him about a $40,000 settlement Michelle Hampton was holding for their brother.

The ruling says opponents didn’t prove they had been blocked from voting.

St. Louis-based Mighty Cricket is now funded through the next phase of its effort to convert food waste into nutritious cricket feed.

Keisha Scarlett, who was fired after one year leading the school district, said she is the founder and CEO of Woven Consulting.

The pedestrian, who has not been identified by authorities, died as a result of injuries they suffered in the crash.

Judge says documentary shows her bragging about violating court orders, including one to turn over a chimpanzee to an animal rights group.

Anjuan Mosby has been convicted of at least 15 state offenses, including assault, stealing and tampering with a motor vehicle, and two federal gun crimes over the last 25 years.

Agriculture is a nearly $94 billion industry in Missouri.

Sydney Thomas, 20, doubled her Instagram and Tik Tok followers overnight.

Missouri lawmakers are barred from lobbying for six months after they leave office.