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Lorenzo Gaines, 23, of St. Louis County, is charged with four counts of first-degree rape or attempted rap. He is in custody on a $750,000 cash-only bail.

Juan Baltazar, 48, the owner of a street corn food truck, died when a tree fell on his vehicle May 16.

St. Louis is proud to be a national leader in healthcare and life sciences research. The area’s medical institutions draw top talent from around the globe.

The hacking of the Canvas platform caused its parent company, Instructure, to shut the system down on Thursday.

The Missouri Real Estate Commission says STL CityWide removed a website at the center of the state's lawsuit accusing the landlords' company of operating without a license.

It's the latest boost for this tiny historic Black community, where revitalization is gaining steam after decades of disinvestment and illegal dumping.

A lawsuit says eight complaints were made about the faulty stoplight at Bates Street and Morganford Road before the deadly 2023 crash.

A bill intended to connect Missourians in need with community resources passed the Missouri House Thursday, setting up a final vote in the state Senate that would send it to Gov. Mike Kehoe.

Aisha Sultan writes: I wanted to surprise my father on his 83rd birthday. But would I make the flight?

Nicolas Catoggio, Post Holdings’ executive vice president and chief operating officer, will take over as president and CEO.

Headlines from the May 8, 1926, front page include: Cyanide in bodies of pair that died in hotel room.

Sites around the St. Louis area were contaminated with radioactive material in the wake of the country’s atomic bomb effort.

Gerhart Jr., George - Saint Charles, MO

September 22, 1937 - May 5, 2026

October 15, 1928 - March 28, 2026

The Army Corps' project manager said while further documentation is still needed, "it's about a foregone conclusion at this point" that the demolition will take place.

Cole County Judge Daniel Green's comments mark the first in what will almost certainly be a slew of judicial opinions on who pays for the city's police department.

Carlos V. Coleman Jr. pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and armed criminal action as part of a deal with prosecutors, the St. Louis circuit court said.

A strong digital business and lower borrowing costs helped Lee Enterprises post improved second-quarter results Thursday.

"What idea do you have for combining or improving services between St. Louis city and St. Louis County?" the informal St. Louis County survey asked.