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Pride St. Louis said it is "devastated" that the brewery has declined to sponsor the festival after more than 30 years of partnership.

U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt played key role in landing a multiyear contract for the new F-47 fighter jet. The deal could bring billions of dollars, more jobs to St. Louis.

A Missouri Senate committee asked the public for examples of government fraud and abuse. It got a flood of complaints about how the state was responding to chronic wasting disease.

Nicole Jung's injuries are consistent with a car wreck, but authorities have not disclosed a cause of death as they await results of toxicology tests.

A showdown is brewing between the Missouri House and Senate over $300 million in funding for schools. The House’s proposal is millions of dollars less than what the governor requested.

Local entrepreneur Jim McKelvey, Block (formerly Square) owner and founder, discusses public safety in St. Louis in part two of this interview.

The total represents 5% of the district's teaching positions, according to the Edwardsville Education Association.

In an interview on Monday, Price Smith also said her office would pursue the death penalty under the right circumstances — a departure from her predecessor.

Those who know and are close to the 60-year-old Pritzker say they expect him to seek reelection, with an announcement possibly coming after the legislature adjourns at the end of May.

Farm groups in Missouri are again pushing a plan to limit public access to a state database that records the trillions of gallons of water used by more than 1,400 major users.

Opera Theatre plans to build a new performing arts center at the site, at Maryland Avenue and Topton Way off Interstate 170,

Dr. Aleksandr G. Lanis, 38, was fatally shot after police say he pulled a gun on two officers who were trying to arrest him.

Natalie Vowell got a new job with the Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corp.

The move by Mayor Tishaura O. Jones sidesteps a bid by Rick Frank, a retired personnel director, to get his old job back.

Daniel Neman writes: You can't scare me. I grew up eating pizzaburgers in the high school lunchroom.

Hanske, Dorothy Emma (nee Thate) - St. Louis County, MO

Laura Ann Petry (nee Schuler) passed away Saturday, March 22, 2025.

Cynthia L. Pey (nee Petty), passed away peacefully on Thursday, March 13, 2025 after a brief battle with colon cancer. Loving mother and grandmother. Wife of Gary Pey. Memorial on 3/28, 4 to 8 p.m. Kutis Funeral Home, 10151 Gravois,…

Asleep in Jesus. Beloved wife of Ted Hanske; mother of Jennifer, Patricia and Steven; grandmother of ten and great-grandmother of nine.

The real, true Superman left this Earth on February 22, 2025. Ernie Lovelady was born in Highland, Kansas on October 26, 1938 to Ernest Jesse Lovelady Sr. and Elinor Lovelady. He graduated from Kansas University in 1961. He was greeted…