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The trade mission didn't cost taxpayers any money, according to receipts from the trip.

A preventative approach should include taking a more proactive role in nurturing friendships and positive social bonds — things that those of us in older generations might take for granted.

Kittle Property Group of Indiana is proposing a 192-unit development near the North Hanley MetroLink station.

Capri on Olive would have over 100 apartments and several commercial spaces off Olive Boulevard and Mason Road, plans show.

The crash was just before 6 p.m. Thursday in the 1100 block of North Kingshighway.

Caryon Harmon died at a hospital.

Police said 39-year-old Dustin Breuer was fatally shot just before 3:45 a.m. Monday in the 3100 block of Pennsylvania Avenue.

Alton, who has made more money working for north St. Louis County municipalities than as Wesley Bell’s chief of staff, will leave July 22 to join Dowd & Dowd.

City officials said they will have more oversight over the operations of the Centene Community Ice Center that they said will enhance the efficiency of the troubled facility.

Damn Fine Hand Pie’s first brick-and-mortar store near Tower Grove Park opened earlier this month.

One member has been unable to attend meetings since last fall.

The district is surveying staff to identify those who have commercial driver licenses and are willing to drive a bus.

Parkland Health Center, which is part of the BJC HealthCare system, is the state's first — and so far, only — Rural Emergency Hospital.

The Fuhr Science Center at Logan University features a two-story 8,000 square foot addition to the 33,310 square foot science and research building.

Rodgers Townsend held major accounts over the years including AT&T, Microsoft, Energizer Holdings Inc., Monsanto Co., Ameren Corp.

Marius Boboc succeeds Ann Taylor, who retires July 1, 2024, as dean of the UMSL College of Education. He spent 22 years at Cleveland State University.

More than 50,000 people are expected to attend the Spirit of St. Louis Air Show and STEM Expo.

St. Barnabas was absorbed by Assumption parish last year under the “All Things New” downsizing plan from Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski.

Sen. Bill Eigel, a Weldon Spring Republican, is a member of the Missouri Senate’s Freedom Caucus.

Approval soon of the $650 million package would allow Lambert to seek bids for some of the projects later this year and begin work next year, airport officials said.