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City officials could use eminent domain to take over downtown St. Louis' long vacant Millennium Hotel in a move that would clear the way for redevelopment.

Basketball courts are taking shape in Forest Park — an addition many say is a long-awaited step to make St. Louis’ premier park more racially inclusive.

Much of the taxpayer money was spent without oversight from elected officials on the St. Louis County Council.

A Cardinals super fan known as "Rally Runner" pleaded guilty Friday to charges related to the Jan. 6, 2021, storming of the U.S. Capitol.

The Centene case is just one example of a practice that allows private lawyers to partner with states to sue corporations and collect millions of dollars in fees.

St. Louis is home to more than 130 fish fries during Lent. Here is where to find them all.

A new Shake Shack will replace California Pizza Kitchen and Burger King in Lambert Airport's Terminal 2 later this spring.

SLU workers said the university is currently offering a four-year agreement that includes provisions on outsourcing work and insufficient wage increases

The Missouri State Fair director said this week several events at the annual festival will not take place this year as work on a new, indoor arena in Sedalia is set to begin.

At least one person was killed in an East St. Louis house fire early early Friday.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The body of missing University of Missouri student Riley Strain was found Friday morning in the Cumberland River in West Nashville.

Alice Lee is the same age that some other U.S. greats, including Bobby Fischer and her opponent, were when they won their first U.S. Championships.

The Francis Howell School Board approved revised versions of Black Literature and History electives courses Thursday night, capping off a months-long saga that brought the board both scorn and right-wing praise.

Many advocates talked of the importance of increasing access to doulas, professionals who support women through pregnancy to postpartum

The Belleville City Council has unanimously approved $800,000 in tax breaks to help what could be the first cannabis dispensary to open here.

With The Rep opening "August: Osage County," Hasan Minhaj coming to the Factory and the Yale Whiffenpoofs at Blue Strawberry, we couldn't narrow it down to just 10 events this week.

On March 22, 1976, Elvis Presley played what would be his final show in St. Louis. Here was our original review.

Fred Pestello, president of St. Louis University, will resign at the end of the 2024-2025 academic year, school officials said Thursday.

The repairs mark the final phase of the $380 million CityArchRiver project.

Three solar farms approved Thursday will have a combined capacity of 400 megawatts — enough to power up to 73,000 homes, according to Ameren.