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The $1.8 billion expansion project at Boeing’s north St. Louis County complex is poised to become one of the largest defense projects in the region’s history.

The study also showed that the region ranks fourth highest among 50 peer regions nationwide for speeding-related crashes.

An 11-month-old boy was hit by shattered glass Wednesday afternoon in the city's West End neighborhood.

Senate Minority Leader John Rizzo has been a member of the Legislature for 14 years

St. Louis County still needs to hire new employees and buy application software, but both requirements are working through county bureaucracy, the county director of revenue said.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, who inherited the lawsuit from his predecessor, has called the federal government’s actions “the biggest violation of the First Amendment in our nation’s history.”

ST. LOUIS — Police on Thursday identified a man shot and killed this past weekend in downtown St. Louis shooting.

ST. LOUIS — Police on Wednesday identified a man shot and killed this month in south St. Louis.

Republican opposition to socially driven investing initiatives is part of an ongoing culture war

Floodwaters that have inundated parts of Iowa, Minnesota and South Dakota are making their way into Missouri, prompting an emergency declaration by Gov. Mike Parson.

A body was found Tuesday afternoon in the River Des Peres, south of Willmore Park.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

The International Institute of St. Louis is seeking $2 million in donations, new volunteers and contributions of household goods and personal hygiene items to help resettle an influx of refugees and other immigrants moving here this year.

The bats were collected in Ballwin and Maplewood, and are the first to test positive for rabies this year, according to St. Louis County officials.

Rob Connoley says he can no longer run a restaurant in a state that is “actively working to harm” the LGBTQ community.

Zekita Armstrong-Asuquo, chair and CEO of Gateway Global American Youth and Business Alliance Academies, discusses the programs and goals for a new education facility in north St. Louis.

Missouri is trying to seize the assets of people in state prisons. Some are trying to push back, but it's not a fair fight.

After a tumultuous 13 months, the St. Charles City-County Library Board could be headed toward a shakeup as five board positions could be up for grabs.

While we've seen hotter weather in recent St. Louis history, it's almost never this hot this early in the summer.

Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick also will review the management of the $790 million settlement with the NFL after the Rams left St. Louis.