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While a law that gives compensation to victims of radiation exposure expired Friday, hope persists that it will be renewed and potentially expanded to Missouri.

Advantage Solutions, the retail services firm that recently moved its headquarters to Clayton, plans to form a joint venture with a California beverage company.

The 69-year-old David Hosier is set to be executed Tuesday for the 2009 deaths of a Jefferson City couple, Angela and Rodney Gilpin.

The Missouri Supreme Court took just four hours to act in a case involving a man who pleaded guilty to assault in 1995.

The entire lawsuit is based on hypothetical allegations from a video posted by the conservative group, attorney John Hirth said Monday.

Across the state, counties are struggling to wade through decades of paper records as they seek to meet the obligation to expunge marijuana convictions.

The unpleasant aroma is the whole point. It's also a pungent reminder of how species can self-perpetuate.

Councilman Ernie Trakas said he will ask the council to subpoena the chairman if he doesn't appear willingly.

The mother ran outside and shouted at the man, who let go of the girl before following them back to the family's house.

Staff at SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital unsealed a time capsule from 1974 on Monday, revealing a collection of artifacts that ranged from the commonplace to the bizarre.

The East-West Gateway Council of Governments, a regional planning agency, is expected later this month to discuss a possible area-wide effort to deal with homelessness.

A man found dead in a North Hampton garage Monday had been shot in the head, authorities said Tuesday.

More than three centuries after French-Canadian missionaries stepped onto the wild banks of the Mississippi River to build a church, the Holy Family Parish gathered to celebrate its storied community.

A man was killed and 4 people injured in a shooting Friday in Koeneman Park in Jennings.

A Pevely mother charged last month with killing her two children will be tried in Jefferson County in both deaths, even though her daughter was shot and killed in St. Francois County.

Hundreds of Ballwin citizens may have had their privacy rights violated, the lawsuit says. It also claims the police chief did not act alone.

Washington University’s chancellor vowed that the elite school would be ‘In St. Louis, for St. Louis.’ But after fallout from protests and arrests on campus, critics question the school’s commitment.

McBride Homes is proposing homes around three streets anchored by a restaurant and greenspace in place of the Woods Mill Center, a strip mall southwest of I-64 and Highway 141.

Skilled trades are experiencing a renaissance, propelled by young adults looking to avoid soaring college tuition and student debt.

Library officials in St. Charles County are postponing a vote on the proposed closure of three branches for several months as officials give residents more time to weigh in.