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The lawsuit claims Voices Academy put students in "substantial and specific danger" and committed a "gross waste of funds."

The Missouri Department of Transportation will host a meeting to gather public opinion on Gravois Avenue on March 3 from 4-7 p.m. at the Five Star Senior Center, 2832 Arsenal Street. There is no formal presentation, so attendees are welcome…

The shooting was about 9 a.m. in the 8400 block of South Broadway.

American rock band Shinedown will perform at the Illinois State Fair grandstand stage on Sunday, Aug. 23.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey denounced a social media post made by ⁠his party last week that denigrated Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker.

Monday's proposed settlement would pay people across the United States exposed to Roundup and diagnosed with the cancer, and also those exposed and diagnosed in the future.

One third of the amount — $1.3 million — will go to attorneys' fees, records say.

The House Elections Committee passed a bill Tuesday on a 10-2 vote that would give the secretary of state three chances to revise ballot summaries.

Sam Linehan, 28, was a figure skating coach in Webster Groves and a key leader at local acclaimed restaurants, Sado and Yellowbelly.

School District of Clayton officials say they're considering the former Catholic college's campus to serve as a temporary space for one of the district's elementary schools as it undergoes renovations.

Is a cold that lays you up for two weeks worth it if you lose three pounds? Sort of, yeah.

The bill would increase state control over local building codes and limit environmental regulations imposed by municipalities and counties.

House Bill 2989, which still needs a final vote before it can advance to the Senate, would establish a regulatory framework to issue licenses and monitor betting.

A bill requiring Missouri schools to investigate antisemitic incidents passed the Missouri House Monday despite criticism that the proposal carves out protections for Jewish students not afforded to other groups.

Safety advocates say the plan could result in more highway fatalities

Due to old state laws, locals can't wager on one of the sports that has long been most associated with gambling: horse racing.

Headlines from the Feb. 17, 1926, front page include: A snowslide in Utah killed 15 people and buried 50 more.

Cannon, Robert Jackson - Troy, MO

May 14, 1932 - February 14, 2026

December 13, 1945 - February 12, 2026