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When departments finally do call applicants, Donaldson said, people have moved on to other jobs or are no longer interested.

Workers installed benches, sculptures made from recycled bike parts and flowerbeds at 617 North Leonor K. Sullivan Boulevard.

The parents of a Lincoln County teenager killed in a crash in St. Charles County have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission.

Transportation vendor Reed 2 Reed operates at least eight yellow buses that would not pass inspection by the Missouri Highway Patrol.

Two Georgia election workers settled a defamation lawsuit with the founders of a St. Louis-based far-right website over the aftermath of unfounded allegations of fraud in the 2020 election.

Damonte Williams was charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action. He's in custody on a $500,000 bond.

As they waited for police after a crash, the cop is accused of punching the other driver, then saying "Welcome to America" and accusing him of being uninsured.

Ladue-based Keg Holdings LLC made the initial bid to purchase Urban Chestnut just weeks after it filed for bankruptcy protections claiming roughly $4 million in unpaid loans.

A national conservative organization has filed two federal civil rights complaints against the Kirkwood School District for creating student and teacher groups that it claims exclude members who aren’t people of color.

The move signals the city hopes to assemble some sites surrounding the NGA for redevelopment by prying property away from NorthSide.

If you can't see the northern lights in the night sky, you might be able to catch them by using your phone's camera.

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.