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Attorneys representing 17 Cardinal Ritter players say police and the Ohio school district involved have "doubled down in an attempt to justify their bad behavior" in pepper spraying players.

Brian K. Ditch admitted to subjecting his uncle him to verbal abuse and insufficient medical attention while accessing $1.9 million in government benefits from his account.

The $1,000 to $3,000 payouts were a "refund of the excess taxes that were withheld since January 1st," according to the superintendent.

Business group Greater St. Louis Inc. is paying for the search.

Judge Steven Ohmer said he needs to see the evidence before ruling.

The microbrewery and pub announced on Friday that its last day of service will be Dec. 20.

More than 15,000 St. Louis area residents participate in a food program aimed at helping women and their infants stay healthy

Monte Henderson, who was 22 years old when he crashed into a mother and daughter visiting downtown for a Drake concert, got 21 years in prison.

Missouri for years has been in a legal fight over reforming its broken parole system. How serious is the state about fixing the problems?

Dillon Lambert, 22, used the blow gun to shoot four-inch metal darts at two people as they were walking in public, court documents said.

Classic Rock 93.1 announced on social media that Kevin Russell died about five weeks after contracting the virus and developing a fever "he couldn't get rid of."

Founded in 2021, Plug sells iPhones, Androids, AirPods, MacBooks, smartwatches, tech accessories and more for up to 70% off the retail price.

O'Leary was badly burned as a child but survived and became a motivational speaker.

As a crowd gathered in north St. Louis for a balloon release honoring a teen killed this week, a group of young men walking shoulder-to-shoulder down Wells fired on the mourners.

The incident is considered an assault by detectives, police said.

With the emergence of AI chatbots, parents should worry if their children are being seduced by dangerous computer programs.

The comic "Blondie" and its themes can be traced back nearly 120 years to McKinley High School.

Headlines from the Oct. 1, 1925, front page include: Criminal code change needed

The indictment unsealed Thursday outlines expletive-laden recorded phone calls in which Montgomery rails against people who he believed were cooperating with law enforcement.

Visitation at Schrader Funeral Home, Ballwin, Wednesday, October 15, 2025, at 10:30 am until time of service at 11:30 am. Interment at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. For more info see Schrader.com.