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The more than $500,000 judgment was in response to worker who died in south St. Louis County incident.

A former Spire official says the utility told his team to hide and destroy documents that could block the company from bigger rate hikes.

“We are excited to welcome 9800 Clayton Road to our portfolio,” said the CEO. “This is a prime property cherished by the local community.”

The three men suffered non-life-threatening injuries and were taken to a hospital for treatment.

Trial over 2023 law turns to impact of ban after first days dive into expert testimony on effect of treatments.

Original plan was to combine police academies in cities and county; but regional counties are involved and city balks.

Seeing something die in front of you is a different experience than calling an exterminator — even though the result is the same.

Police said the crossbar, lights and bell at the tracks "were active and in working order."

At Cortex, lab space is available at a fraction of what it would cost companies and entrepreneurs on their own through shared-space company CIC St. Louis.

Cymone McClellan's indictment on four counts of wire fraud comes after federal and state authorities flagged her nonprofit, Sister of Lavender Rose, for claiming thousands of dollars for non-existent meals.

The pit bull puppy was treated at the Humane Society and is expected to survive, police said.

She said SBM Management Services has been unable to find jobs for the laid-off janitors that pay the same as their Wash. U positions, about $16.50 an hour.

Family Care Health Centers, a nonprofit community health care provider, will build a 27,000-square-foot clinic at the corner of South Grand Boulevard and Chippewa Street.

A former Pattonville School District teacher was charged Wednesday with having a nude photo of a former student.

BeLeaf Medical is arguing the post-harvest employees at its Sinse facility in St. Louis don’t have the right to unionize because they’re considered agricultural workers.

For the month before Halloween, the City Museum goes extra-creepy, but fun.

Rain is likely to start after midnight Thursday and will likely pick up during the day Friday, according to the National Weather Service in St. Louis.

The closure marks the latest hit to its struggling developer, Green Street St. Louis

The Department of Public Safety would not say why Clemons-Abdullah is on leave or when she would be returning.

If Missouri's attorney general and the state government won’t follow the law, why would anyone else?