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John Ray said he regrets calling “The Legion of the Sancta Lana” a militia.

The efforts were given a boost when Missouri voters passed tax incentives for film productions last fall.

Choi was accused in a 2022 survey of being a bully who hurt morale and diversity at Mizzou. The latest review shows growing acceptance of his leadership among faculty.

The Republican attorney general, who is attempting to secure a four-year term in office, filed the lawsuit with the U.S. Supreme Court.

The proposals had kicked up outrage among Black community leaders.

This Fourth of July, Celebrate St. Louis brings back the biggest celebration in town.

James R. Lambert, of Lake Saint Louis, was sentenced Tuesday to 75 years in federal prison on five felony charges. He preyed on children he coached in youth hockey.

The commission is expected to honor the remainder of Kitty Ratcliffe’s contract. She made $385,000 in 2022.

Hospitals across the country — including two in St. Louis — have begun to incorporate learnings from the COVID-19 pandemic into their design.

"The reality is that President Biden has won our party's nomination in 2024 and it is up to him to choose his path forward," Rep. Nikki Budzinski told Lee Enterprises.

A judge on Tuesday set a date to consider overturning the murder conviction of Marcellus Williams, who was sentenced to death for a 1998 murder.

Police on Tuesday warned of an increase in incidents involving kids and teens firing airsoft and gel blaster guns at unsuspecting members of the public.

The St. Louis region's biggest water and electric monopolies filed for nine-figure revenue increases on Monday and late last week.

The de facto life sentence was lauded by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey.

Tim Keane, 65, will start Aug. 1, where he’ll be tasked with boosting Webster’s enrollment and revenue while improving morale among faculty and staff.

Four high schools — Collegiate, Roosevelt, Sumner and Vashon — would have the most significant shift by 50 minutes earlier.

Monsignor Patrick Hambrough says he did not “thoroughly check” the notice and did not realize what would be published.

The state workers could be moved to offices in Chesterfield.

Mayor Tishaura O. Jones stands with Comptroller Darlene Green, the mayor’s chief of staff said at a Charter Commission meeting.

Parson slashed funding for Missouri border control efforts after lawmakers increased state support.