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Brentwood is paying a $4,000 fine as part of a consent order connected to a city contractor's dumping of polystyrene foam into a creek last year.

"It's basically physics and ice cream coming together."

One person was killed and another injured early Tuesday in a one-car crash near the city's southern border.

St. Louis mayors have been defending the 1% earnings tax since its inception in the 1950s.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by Missouri clergy members, ruling that while the state’s determination that life begins at conception 'is not itself necessarily a religious belief’

The city hopes to help at least 100 people over the course of a yearlong contract starting Oct. 1.

Rep. Scott Cupps and his brother, Matthew, lost a court case in Boone County on Monday after they did not attend.

Pig shows in Missouri are competitive, all-day affairs, and they've swelled in numbers in recent years.

One reason for the delays, Missouri told the feds, is that several social services programs are competing for limited resources.

The First Course, published every Thursday, features a weekly recommendation from restaurants across the metro area.

GOP U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner backed the bill, while Democratic U.S. Reps. Cori Bush and Nikki Budzinski opposed it, decrying limits on reproductive health services

Defense attorneys say the city jail is blocking access to clients and shirking a judge's order to secure communication between inmates and their lawyers.

We are in mosquito season and officials in St. Louis are ramping up efforts to control them while monitoring mosquito species new to the area.

Schmitt also has spent some time recently helping Donald Trump prepare for the June 27 debate with President Joe Biden, the New York Times has reported.

A man was shot and killed Monday morning in the city's Boulevard Heights neighborhood.

A man was charged Sunday with killing his mother and an 11-year-old girl at a Berkley home this weekend.

Missouri goes through an annual dance to pretend it cares about racial profiling. A St. Louis man is trying to actually do something about it.

Maplewood officers on Sunday night fired several shots at a stolen car full of juveniles as it accelerated toward them outside an apartment complex.

Two people were killed Sunday afternoon in the city's Benton Park West neighborhood when their motorcycle collided with a car at an intersection.

Tyson was sued, again, this month over the closure of the company's plant in Dexter, alleging the shutdown "devastated" chicken farmers in the area.