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A jury awarded $462 million to the families of two St. Louis men who were killed when their car slid underneath a semitrailer with a guard meant to protect people.

The ruling by Circuit Court Judge Christopher Limbaugh comes just days before the Sept. 10 statutory deadline for finalizing ballots for the Nov. 5 election.

Police said the Circuit Attorney's Office previously issued at-large warrants for 20-year-old Brayan Adalberto Rodriguez-Banegas.

The O'Fallon Planning and Zoning Commission on Thursday rejected a 161-acre housing development, sending the matter to the City Council.

This is the 14th person in the U.S. sickened with bird flu since March,

An image from the Art Fair.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as James P. McAnally, 55, of House Springs.

Tramon Belford was sentenced Friday after he pleaded guilty in December to a charge of involuntary man slaughter as part of a plea deal.

Investigators charged 25-year-old Dominic Cody Thursday with first degree murder, robbery and two counts of armed criminal action for shooting and killing 16-year-old Marco Deloch.

Angelique Patterson, 39, pleaded guilty Wednesday to five counts of wire fraud for altering the records of customers who paid using cash or credit cards.

The Maryland Heights City Council on Thursday approved the five-year deal with Los Angeles-based Oak View Group.

The new space, an old police station, is 22,000 square feet and can hold up to 499 guests, four times more than Pieces' current capacity.

President Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have all publicly opposed the Tokyo-based Nippon deal.

They asked a judge to tell investigators to share DNA test results collected at the scene of Betsy Faria's death in 2011. The judge agreed.

Police are defending their actions in response to a now-viral video, saying that street gang members frequent the home on the 5800 block of Ferris Avenue in the city's Mark Twain neighborhood.

Walker, a Republican, said Ashcroft’s version is “unfair, inaccurate, insufficient and misleading and is hereby vacated.”

Individuals with dementia, autism and other conditions that may not be immediately apparent can get a lanyard, wristband, tag or pin at ticket counters.

In the blur of this year’s weddings, the most memorable moments have been the ones where the newlyweds’ joy and love and their families’ happiness outshined the surroundings.

Opponents said they determined that the effort to collect the required amount of signatures to place the matter before voters fell short in the St. Louis area.

The project in Ferguson, which has a population of about 18,300 people, is the latest effort to address speeding in north St. Louis County.