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Proposition T asks voters to approve a special half-cent sales tax and establish a citywide Transportation Development District to manage the funds.

St. Louis County prosecutors this week asked a judge to rule immediately in a case seeking to remove a councilman from office.

For several hours on Wednesday night, after the legal documents has been signed and filed, it was unclear whether polls would open in St. Charles County on Thursday morning.

Most of the bears killed this year in Missouri were in a handful of counties in the state's southwestern corner.

Leslie J. Reeves, 45, of Troy, Illinois, was shot to death on Thanksgiving Eve 2021 by an ex-boyfriend while on a first date.

Prosecutors said Dickson Alorwornu used stolen credit card numbers to enroll two people whose identities he stole for non-degree classes, then withdrew the students and got thousands in refunds.

Timothy Boykins, 34, was serving a life sentence without parole for first-degree murder and other crimes.

The incident took place Wednesday afternoon near Natural Bridge Road and Interstate 170, police said.

Denton Loudermill, falsely accused on social media of being the shooter, has once again sued state Sens. Rick Brattin, Denny Hoskins and Nick Schroer for defamation and invasion of privacy.

Direll Alexander was indicted Wednesday on charges of witness tampering and altering or falsifying records in a federal investigation.

A St. Louis jury on Thursday ruled that two major formula makers and a local hospital were not liable for the severe intestinal illness of a premature infant.

Page called on the Missouri Legislature to expand early voting so the volume of people is spread out over a longer period.

Sgt. Sarah Roque's body was found in a dumpster at the engineer training post.

Supreme Court Judges Kelly Broniec and Ginger Gooch were appointed to the bench last year.

The campaign says it will soon report checks from the rest of Missouri’s professional sports teams.

The Belgium-based brewer on Thursday posted revenues of $15.57 billion, up from $15.04 billion in the same quarter last year and credited stabilization in the U.S. market.

In Des Peres, population 9,100, and Olivette, population 8,500, ballot initiatives were driven by dozens of residents complaining of odor, crime and marijuana dispensaries locating near homes, schools and parks.

Well more than 150 people were in line at the county election authority in St. Peters on Thursday morning. The line wrapped around the building.

A total of 416 cases have been recorded so far this year across Missouri, after a five-year median of just 50 cases a year.

The agreement says Ameren will make ''best efforts" to install a battery energy storage system at one or more of its former coal plant sites by 2027.