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The vote agrees to a request to abate $86 million in taxes on construction for 25 years and levy two sales taxes in the village to help fund construction costs.

Once regarded with skepticism, tribute bands are booming in St. Louis as area bands honor their favorites, and nationally touring tribute bands pack venues.

Food writer Daniel Neman bought a rice cooker, and now he is truly happy at last.

Farmers markets are not just places for fruits and vegetables anymore. Now you can stock your larder and fill your house with crafts.

Lead singer Andy Schmidt wasn't sure he'd ever be back on stage with Stir after an accident left him in a coma.

Dozens of the districts dot the city and charge special taxes to pay for infrastructure, development or services within their boundaries.

The initiative aims to cut murders in the metro area by 20% over the next three years.

The tax increase would pay for a new police and county government headquarters, or renovating the existing buildings.

In a final statement, Brian Dorsey, 52, expressed remorse and sorrow for the killings.

St. Louis police say they received multiple calls for a shooting just after midnight in the 4500 block of Blair Avenue in north St. Louis.

A 16-year-old boy was shot Tuesday afternoon in the city's Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood.

A motorcyclist on Monday died after he drove off the road in Lincoln County about five miles south of Troy.

David Hoffmann, a Washington native who bought up dozens of properties in Missouri wine country, made the Forbes World Billionaires List for the third consecutive year.

Andrew Bailey is leading the lawsuit, which was filed alongside six other Republican attorneys general.

Campo Architecture says it will focus another downtown project, the redevelopment of the Mark Twain Hotel, instead.

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Democrats say the proposal is political theater in an election year.

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Thousands left St. Louis to see the eclipse Monday morning. A giant traffic jam ensued, and the highway shoulder was the last resort.

After more than two years of preparation, Habitat for Humanity is set to begin construction in Wentzville on the biggest housing project in the local chapter's history.