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"It is a tremendous honor to have President Trump's full support and total endorsement of my campaign," said U.S. Mike Bost of the 12th Congressional District.

"Six," "Hamilton," and "Mean Girls" will also return in the 2024-2025 season.

Republicans had loaded the measure with extra provisions unrelated to the higher threshold for constitutional amendments.

The owner of a law office that mysteriously burned last month said the police and fire departments have not rigorously investigated what he said is clearly arson.

Democrats spent the first part of this week scolding Republicans as the majority party struggled to craft a message after a deadly mass shooting.

Police released the name of a 60-year-old woman in a wheelchair who died after she was hit by two cars in the city's Academy neighborhood.

A man surrendered to police Tuesday afternoon after shooting at police and barricading himself inside a home for several hours in the city's Lafayette Square neighborhood.

The House action came as the Senate was tied up in a lengthy filibuster of the same issue.

Officers were called about 7:12 pm. to Mackenzie Road and Alpine Drive, police said.

Francis Howell School District will hold virtual classes Tuesday and Wednesday after “unexpected activity” disrupted the district’s computer network.

Family, neighbors and public records say Bernadine Pruessner lived with her four children in the home, at 510 North Clay Ave., north of Hereford Avenue.

Briggs, mayor since 2015, died Wednesday at his home of a sudden health complication. Bridgeton voters will elect someone to fill three remaining years of his four-year term.

By midafternoon Monday, the crew had flattened one of the seven buildings at Kingshighway and Oakland Avenue. Mangled metal piled on the ground; bricks had been stacked nearby.

Many provisions in the crime package passed the Legislature last year but fell victim to a veto by Gov. Mike Parson.

The St. Louis Cardinals baseball club was sold to Anheuser-Busch, Inc., for $3,750,000 by Fred M. Saigh, who was under 15-month prison sentence for income tax evasion.

The measure under consideration would require constitutional amendments to win a simple majority statewide as well as majorities in five of eight congressional districts.

Olin Corp., the Clayton-based chemicals and ammunitions company, has selected an outside hire to succeed CEO Scott Sutton, who is stepping down next month.

The appointment of Kurt Becker as county director of administration has stalled at the County Council over allegations of a "pay-to-play" scheme at his last job.

Republicans shelving bills that would allow guns on buses and in churches.