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A judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit in which state Rep. Justin Hicks accused a Missouri House candidate of releasing "private facts" when the candidate shared copies of protective orders filed by a woman who said Hicks assaulted and harassed…

First Bank's new headquarters, near where the company started in 1906, is designed to embrace the hybrid work environment and support employee wellness.

TREO Foundation is a nonprofit supporting the American Society of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery with treatment, research, and education to end obesity.

Northbound Interstate 55 was closed for several hours Saturday near Litchfield following a crash involving a commercial truck carrying hazardous materials, Illinois State Police said.

A judge denied a request by the Missouri GOP to kick Darrell McClanahan off the August Repblican primary ballot.

Summer is almost here and although St. Louis is far from the beach, it’s time to think about beach books.

For decades, states like Missouri have taken foster children’s federal benefits. That’s starting to change.

If you're planning to visit downtown St. Louis on Sunday, plan ahead as the city's biggest parade combined with two major sporting events may cause traffic headaches.

The vote tally overseen by the National Labor Relations Board was 19 to 17 against the union.

On Friday, St. Louis County Judge John Lasater sentenced Dejoie, 50, to life in prison, calling text messages Dejoie sent to Mitchell and at least one other woman "disturbing."

Stephen and Emily Savage are in the beginning stages of construction for Cottle Village, an upcoming development that will consist of a restaurant and bar, distillery and outdoor stage.

A 4-year-old in Ballwin has developed a taste for cicadas.

About 70 pharmacists and advocates gathered outside Express Scripts headquarters Friday, voicing wide-ranging complaints about the company and its peers.

Dana Gan, of High Ridge, found them. She looked through a window and saw them on the couch dead. Police haven't said if they found a suicide note.

Effort to ban child marriage in Missouri also fails as time runs out.

Business chamber Greater St. Louis Inc. will work with the city's development agency to address deteriorating conditions at the Railway Exchange building and the Millennium Hotel.

The proposal would raise penalties for celebratory gunfire.

Bills sent to the governor include an education package expanding Missouri’s school voucher program and a prohibition on Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood.

The proposal was approved last year, but counties said the plan needed more work.

The school says a resolution proposed by Alderwoman Alisha Sonnier inaccurately describes an April 27 protest as peaceful.