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The Carpenters Regional Council filed a lawsuit against developer Chris Goodson over unpaid interest on a $500,000 loan.

A judge sentenced a Patricia Lacoss-Arnold, 53, to probation after she pleaded guilty to subjecting her 12-year-old daughter to unnecessary medical treatments and prescription drugs.

A 16-year-old boy at an alternative school, Husky Academy, was arrested Wednesday after authorities found him with a gun.

Treasurer Vivek Malek and Attorney General Andrew Bailey urges Missourians to support Amendment 7.

Authorities have not released the name of the 43-year-old victim. He was shot Sept. 27 in the 6900 block of Minnesota Avenue.

This is the third man this year to be charged with privacy invasion in St. Charles county.

Lynn Schmidt talks with G. William Hoagland from the Bipartisan Policy Center who explains why the federal deficit is out of control and no one wants to address it.

The potential lawsuit is the latest flashpoint in a battle pitting rural Missourians against the meatpacking industry.

Proposition A on the Nov. 5 ballot would raise Missouri’s minimum wage to $15 by 2026 and guarantee up to seven days of paid sick leave.

The hospital is celebrating its 100th year, and still welcomes patients whether they can pay or not.

In the Nov. 5 election, Democrat Budzinski will face Republican Joshua Loyd of Virden and independent write-in candidate Bradley Horges Jr.

Former state Rep. David Gregory, 39, faces Democrat Joe Pereles, 71, in the contest to represent the 15th Senate District.

The addition of nurses won’t mean a significant expansion in the number of military veterans served by the nursing facilities.

A federal antitrust watchdog is conducting an investigation into, and has filed suit against, huge pharmacy middlemen. Two U.S. senators want the Federal Trade Commission to open a separate investigation.

Andrew and Aaliyah Mencin posted police body cam footage of the incident on social media, drawing thousands of comments. The couple says they were abused in front of their children.

The contingent includes 100 Missouri National Guard soldiers, 21 state troopers and five disaster medical assistance workers.

On Tuesday, 23-year-old Hothead Capon was back in the city filming a music video when police descended on the shoot to arrest him.

Employers may assume the PBMs are acting in their best interest, but they don’t have a legal obligation to do so.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

Two men are charged with second-degree murder after their accomplice was shot and killed by the drug dealer they were attempting to rob in Ferguson.