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Washington University’s chancellor vowed that the elite school would be ‘In St. Louis, for St. Louis.’ But after fallout from protests and arrests on campus, critics question the school’s commitment.

McBride Homes is proposing homes around three streets anchored by a restaurant and greenspace in place of the Woods Mill Center, a strip mall southwest of I-64 and Highway 141.

Skilled trades are experiencing a renaissance, propelled by young adults looking to avoid soaring college tuition and student debt.

Library officials in St. Charles County are postponing a vote on the proposed closure of three branches for several months as officials give residents more time to weigh in.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: I have taken the pledge. I’m going cold turkey. No more national politics for me until the election is over. If it’s ever over.

Soon the two began looking at samples of foam fingers showing off engagement rings in Black skin tones and Brown Skin Bride was born.

For some, “digital nomad” evokes the image of a young, unencumbered tech worker sending emails from the beach. Yet some families have joined the digital nomad lifestyle.

Pagedale police announced that a 41-year-old woman was charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of Jordan Armstrong, 32, in Velda City on Friday.

Employees of 17 CBD Kratom cannabis dispensaries in the metro area voted to unionize over the past week.

St. Louis police said Jeffrey Austwick, 54, was arrested without incident early Friday morning.

Microbusiness dispensary licenses are awarded through a random lottery-style drawing.

A video platform widely used in the Francis Howell School District has been scrapped by the school board after a member said it "pushed social agendas."

EAST ST. LOUIS — A woman and a 15-year-old boy are facing first-degree murder charges in the fatal shootings last year of two men in East St. Louis, authorities announced Friday.

Metro Transit's bus driver shortage has lessened, allowing the agency to increase the frequency on several bus routes beginning June 17.

Superintendent Nisha Patel and her team will collect data on cellphones in schools to present at a board meeting in the fall.

It’s illegal in Missouri to possess a living snakehead.

The reentry nonprofit that Danny Ludeman founded said he needs time to focus on his health.

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department now uses the forensic lab operated by the Missouri State Highway Patrol, which is overwhelmed, said Sheriff Dave Marshak.

Madison County prosecutors say Robert D. Mason III spent 30 years living in Michigan under a stolen identity to avoid attempted murder charges out of Alton, Illinois.

The transportation survey “should have been directed exclusively to non-instructional staff,” Superintendent Keisha Scarlett said Friday.