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The Supreme Court rejected Marcellus Williams' final attempt to stave off execution at just before 5 p.m., clearing the last legal hurdle to his scheduled 6 p.m. lethal injection.

David Lee, an 18-year veteran of the St. Louis Police Department, was killed when assisting at an accident scene Sunday morning along Interstate 70.

The incentive offers a carrot to prospective developers and signals that St. Louis is anxious to help revitalize the vacant, former hotel just a few blocks from Ballpark Village.

An art installation titled “Enduring Currents” by Nigerian artist Olalekan Jeyifous is going up in Carr Square.

Owner Ymani Wince said the book store will transition to a new model “that will allow us to engage with the community in even deeper ways — through pop-ups, events, and literacy initiatives.”

A juvenile who threatened a shooting at Normandy High School was arrested Monday on one count of making terroristic threats.

Because of workers’ strike, aviation company has stopped paying 12 lobbying firms, including one started by Gephardt, longtime Congressman from south St. Louis

Announced in 2022, project is listed as being a high priority, but Veterans Administration has yet to make specific budget request on the $1 billion project.

Investigators say Ramon Arnaldo Chavez-Rodriguez, 24, a Honduran national, is in the country illegally and was driving drunk.

Police identified the men Tuesday as 42-year-old Marshun White of St. Ann, and 34-year-old Marcus Price of St. Louis, who lived in the apartment complex.

The city's position diverges from St. Louis County, which in July removed its previously approved $550,000 home value cap.

The move marks the latest shift from permanent staffing to temporary workers in St. Louis County government.

Soccer player Rasmus Alm is promoting Celsius energy drinks.

Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski closed St. Roch in May 2023 under the Archdiocese of St. Louis’ “All Things New” downsizing plan.

The letter to the school board was sent hours before a meeting which was likely to involve the future of the suspended superintendent.

St. Louis has seen increased graffiti complaints in recent years. A perceived surge in vandalism, coinciding with the annual art festival Paint Louis, has put festival organizers on the defense.

The deadline to register for the general election is Oct. 9. As of now, voters who didn’t cast a ballot in the 2022 midterm might be labeled as inactive.

If reporters at the New York Times and other New York hipsters spent a little more time in St. Louis, they wouldn't be so out of touch.

Terrell D. McDaniel previously pleaded guilty to shooting and killing 42-year-old Andre Nash on Nov. 3, 2022 near Barrett Brothers Park in the city's Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood.

J B Loggins III, 41, pleaded guilty to charges of second-degree murder and armed criminal action in connection to the shooting death of Jason Palmer on May 3, 2023.