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Elijah Gantt didn't mean to injure police Officer Travis Brown, attorney Ryan Krupp said.

As many as 48 nations could send teams to the 2026 games.

Greg Kramer, Vice President of Government Relations at Easterseals Midwest, talks with Lynn Schmidt to spread awareness about voting challenges people with disabilities face and the need for policy change.

St. Louis County prosecutors have charged four protesters with misdemeanors after a July 24 skirmish with officers in the 14000 block of Manchester Road.

Diamond — the parent company of Blues regional telecaster Bally Sports Midwest — has been in bankruptcy proceedings since March 2023, a result of dwindling cable viewership over the years.

He was shot around 3 a.m. Sunday at Laclede and Ewing avenues.

The emergency transportation plan for SLPS has a mixed record in the first two months of school.

Voters in nine states are deciding next month whether to add the right to abortion to their constitutions. But passage probably wouldn’t change access immediately or dramatically.

The Mach-Es cost $46,200 each.

She is concerned about her family’s safety back home. But she also feels a responsibility in her new role as a TikTok influencer.

Fathers who don’t hold an outside job represent a small minority of U.S. dads, but their ranks have almost doubled over the past generation.

Prominent developer's troubles worsen as bank sues for $24 million over "biggest bar in St. Louis."

Rural Missouri sheriffs are trying to grab money from people in court systems, most of them from St. Louis and Kansas City.

Voters will be asked if millionaires should help fund property tax relief and whether insurance should cover in vitro fertilization.

Amber Waterman, 44, of Pineville, Missouri, pleaded guilty in July to kidnapping resulting in death and causing the death of a child in utero.

Two juveniles were barred from Mizzou's campus after they were allegedly involved in two separate incidents earlier this month in which racial slurs were directed at Black students.

A man was being held in the St. Louis County Jail Wednesday on charges of assaulting two aldermanic board members and two North County Police Cooperative officers and resisting arrest.

The states want to bar the drug’s use after seven weeks of pregnancy instead of 10 and require three in-person doctor office visits instead of none.

Putting the city’s police, fire and EMS dispatchers under one roof has been discussed for almost 20 years. Cross-training them to answer all calls is next.

In January, Winston Calvert will teach a class at the university's Brown School of Social Work — a class which had been taught by St. Louis’ aldermanic president.