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Lambert Airport's proposed $2.8 billion overhaul has cleared the FAA's environmental review process.

Lighthouse Christian Academy closed after state criminal charges were filed against the husband-and-wife owners along with a teacher.

Over the summer, owners Laura McNamara and Alberto “AJ” Juarez started serving coffee out of a cafe space within The Cobblestone STL.

"The court finds that it was reasonable for (Williams) to believe that the victim, upon entering the residence, would use unlawful force," the judge wrote.

More than 5,000 construction jobs will be created to build the power line in Missouri.

Heavily favored Wesley Bell, if elected, pledges ‘gold standard’ for constituent services in the 1st Congressional District.

There was no evidence Adesuwa Renee Ogiozee knew anything about the romance scam, her lawyer said.

An estimated 3 million Missourians are residing in drought conditions.

The development will replace the near-vacant Woods Mill Center, a 12-acre dilapidated strip mall southwest of Interstate 64 and Highway 141.

Shemar C. White, 23, of St. Louis, died in an SUV crash Sunday at St. Charles Rock Road and Interstate 70.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as Tonya N. Kittle, 34, of the St. Louis area

The fundraising campaign, conducted over 60 days, only brought in $62,000.

Mayor Tishaura O. Jones calls Spencer’s resignation a “stunt.”

The St. Louis Preservation Board gave preliminary approval for local developers to raze part of the Optimist Building to build a hotel.

“We are consolidating some work functions from St. Louis to other strategic hub locations,” an AT&T company spokesperson said in a statement.

On Halloween, Missouri’s two leading candidates for U.S. Senate meet in their one and only televised debate.

A political divide is nothing. Can a dinner party survive a mixture of carnivores and vegetarians?

The walkout is the latest sign of turmoil in Bellefontaine Neighbors, a suburb of about about 10,450 residents, amid a long-running feud between the mayor and aldermen.

The 432-page document compiles dozens of interviews with officers, teachers, students and family about that morning inside Central Visual and Performing Arts and Collegiate high schools.

Washington University wants to redevelop the property for academic student services and administrative offices.