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Jemell Johnson, of St. Louis County, is facing charges of first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of 22-year-old Anthony Conner on April 29.

ST. LOUIS — The city’s top fiscal body approved plans to spend $30 million in interest on the Rams relocation settlement on tornado relief.

The request comes a week after Page asked the County Council for $3 million in NFL Rams settlement money for the shelter.

Police identified the man as Steve Lockhart, 68, of the 9400 block of Pickford Place, in Jennings.

Missouri’s junior U.S. senator co-sponsors bills to boost St. Louis’ role in Defense Department projects, use artificial intelligence to uncover Medicare waste and fraud.

Mason Lee Williams, 24, was arrested without incident Monday morning in El Dorado, Illinois.

Rep. Anne Kelley says she expects Gov. Mike Kehoe to sign the measure, which creates a reimbursement process for career and technical education

One lawmaker said without passing an extension on the statute of limitations for child abuse survivors, Missouri runs the risk of becoming a ‘sanctuary state for pedophiles.’

Illinois’ senior U.S. senator appeared Friday at Cahokia Heights City Hall with other legislative leaders to mark completion of first phase of work on city sewer trunkline project.

“Join the thousands of people who have unlocked their home equity with Truehold,” said one letter sent to homeowners.

The Animal Protective Association, which runs a shelter in Brentwood, wants to build a new facility at the intersection of Benham Road and Redman Road.

Drysdale, Jack Charles Sr. — Kirkwood, MO

Stacy M. Youngers was killed around 6 p.m. at Dingledine Road and Stonecroft Drive, south of Highway 94.

The tornado made hundreds of people functionally homeless, in a city where many were already without shelter. “This was a crisis before the tornado hit."

The man was found in the 1500 block of Washington Avenue, police said.

Officers responded around 3 a.m. near the intersection of North 9th and O'Fallon streets — three blocks north of the downtown convention center — to a shooting call.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: Of course to me, this story has been about more than just the end of a magical kingdom.

The council decided Auditor Toni Jackson wasn't producing enough audits.

The Kramers created the nonprofit Gwendolyn’s Gifts to help families who had a child with a terminal condition.

Catch up on local business acquisitions, openings and projects.