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"I like to think we helped a lot of people... and did a lot to, not only to inform people, but challenge the status quo," said the RFT's founder.

He also served nearly three years as dean of the St. Louis University School of Medicine beginning in January 2019, a pivotal time as he strengthened the school's partnerships with SSM Health hospitals and SLUCare physician practices.

The boy was the second teen shot in the city in about 16 hours.

Greek, Irish, African and Pagan festivals are all on tap, along with fairs, strawberry and horseradish festivals and plenty of Pride events.

Along with forum, some politicking is likely to occur — given that the featured guests are all candidates for either reelection or election in August.

The exhibits play tricks with your mind.

Students from Jefferson Elementary will be reassigned to Summit or Twin Echo elementary schools.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page won't release $8 million promised to nonprofits. Council Chair Shalonda Webb said Page is holding the grants hostage for political reasons.

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.

The victim's mother has sued the gas station, claiming it's become a hub for crime in recent years.

Over the next few years, a St. Louis-based organ transplant agency will explore unmanned drones as a means of transporting test samples and medical supplies across Missouri.

About 125 people held a rally Tuesday at a branch in O'Fallon, Mo.; many of them spoke at a library board meeting that followed.

The city’s former court administrator hasn’t worked for Desloge since October 2022.

Andrew Bailey’s office failed to redact witness names, addresses and contact information from court documents in a $23 million lawsuit against the state.

St. Louis firefighter accused of stealing from crash victim, former government chief of staff sued for filming explicit sex act have summer court dates set.

Computer crash leads to 30 years of records being lost amid sheriff's race, lawsuits over jail conditions.

A 7-year-old boy took the stand to testify that a random man grabbed him off his bike last summer in the city's St. Louis Hills neighborhood and sexually assaulted him.

"I lied," said the man who helped put Christopher Dunn in prison almost 35 years ago. "I took a man's life away, and I didn't even see him do it."

The Bryan Mill Grove estate is on over 100 acres on Highway F owned by frontiersman Daniel Boone in the early 1800s.

St. Louis' biggest mystery is also the one nobody wants to solve. Why spoil the fun?