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Jerald Stilts, 57, was charged Monday in the shooting death of Charles "Chuck" Joseph Parrino Jr., 45.

Two others were seriously injured in the accident Sunday afternoon at Highways 47 and H.

The legislation proposes $1 million per year to test near contaminated sites.

She was pushing a stroller in the street on West Florissant near Arlington avenues.

The move comes as the company looks to transform from an old-school industrial company to a technology-forward firm focused on automation.

Rep. Ben Baker, a Neosho Republican, is sponsoring a bill to ban state departments from spending money on programs and staff “related to ‘diversity, equity, and inclusion’ or similar initiatives.”

“Our lease has come to an end and our landlord has informed us that they'll begin making much needed repairs to the property,” the announcement said.

Lorenzo Gordon, of Chesterfield, asked a judge to spare him from prison so he could pay back money he received by making false statements on COVID-19 relief loan applications.

The Florissant Police Department said the shooting happened at the chain's 13987 New Halls Ferry Road store.

Republicans Josh Hawley and Eric Schmitt have signed on to push legislation that would prohibit any federal money being given to abortion-rights groups.

Stefhon M. Hawkins, 28, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the shooting death of 33-year-old Ryan Thompson at a home in the city's Baden neighborhood.

The 21-page report from Doug Burris, who oversaw improvement at the St. Louis County jail after a series of inmate deaths, lists 35 recommendations in total.

Here's how the Jingle event in O'Fallon went so wrong. "This is a whole different level of scandal."

The Clydesdale became associated with Budweiser after the sons of August A. Busch Sr. gave him six horses and a hitch in 1933 to commemorate the repeal of Prohibition.

People languish for an average of 14 months in jail before receiving the mental health treatment that could allow them to stand trial.

Lawmakers warned of the potential for problems when the village law was created. Now state officials have duty to fix.

The university accepted 96% of freshmen seeking to attend the university at its Webster Groves headquarters this fall.

U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver agrees with Missouri senior GOP senator that members of Congress and immediate family should not trade stocks while in office.

Dr. Matifadza Hlatshwayo Davis says her department, national experts and a new health care contractor have worked together.

Settlement finalized Friday on suit by former prosecutor Susan Petersen, who claimed Bell discriminated against her because of her age, race and gender.