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VanOstran doesn't have much trial experience but says his work in private practice and as a federal prosecutor qualifies him for the job.

International Institute President and CEO Arrey Obenson's last day with the organization was Friday, according to an internal email obtained by the Post-Dispatch.

The ‘Donald J. Trump Election Qualification Act’ would repeal the 2015 law that blocks people who are convicted of, or plead guilty to felonies, from being candidates

North County Innovative School plans to start with 100 students and add a grade each year to reach eighth grade with a total enrollment of 470.

Police urge drivers pumping gas to lock their vehicles, take their keys or fobs with them and to keep purses and wallets out of view.

Lawyers said it was the same E. coli strain found in the St. Louis County cases, part of a 10-state outbreak tied to lettuce from the California company Taylor Farms.

Allied organizations filed a petition with the court Friday seeking to overturn Proposition A, which was supported by 57.6% of voters in the November election.

Stripping power from the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission could lead to politics being involved in road building, the governor-elect says.

Jubilee Community Church plans to renovate the former Eliot School in north St. Louis into a wellness center with over 40 detox beds for men with substance abuse issues

Police say they arrested a woman Monday afternoon outside the courthouse after she attempted to stab a man in his sixties.

In late November, Hailey G. Zenk's alcohol monitor recorded two tampering events, including one that lasted 23 hours, said Prosecutor Mike Wood.

During a traffic stop, authorities learned that the burglary suspect was in the country illegally.

U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley tells Postmaster General that he “do everything I can to kill” plan aimed at saving $30 billion by slowing down rural mail deliveries,

Staff salaries have risen by almost 50% over the past five years, and county officials plan on boosting them another 6% this year.

The Missouri auditor's office has received several complaints about Chesterfield's tax package for the development, citing "operational and fiscal concerns."

Mark James led the Missouri Department of Public Safety in the early 2000s

The party made no gains in the Legislature, ending the election with 52 seats in the Missouri House and 10 of 34 seats in the state Senate.

The state’s junior senator joins forces with U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Massachusetts, to make government high-tech contracting more competitive.

The warning signs, which began being installed last week, urge people not to dig near the creek because of the presence of “low-level radioactive materials.”

The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Department and the municipal forces in Alton, Belleville, Granite City and Madison getting federal funds to upgrade equipment