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A teenager will be tried as an adult in the fatal shooting of a hotel manager in November.

After FBI agents stood outside Connie Bobo’s home for hours to execute an arrest warrant her attorneys knew about, she tried to leave through a side door.

Sarah Tweedie, 49, stole from the company and shortly after the indictment, she used the same company credit card to buy a one-way ticket to Scotland.

If Gov. Mike Parson is concerned about children, why not seek to regulate their No. 1 cause of death?

St. Louis County has condemned the house, in the 18000 block of Country Trails Court, and cats were still being taken away on Wednesday.

Bar K, a sprawling bar, restaurant and event space designed for dogs and their human families, opened in 2021.

The city saw a 2.2% drop in violent crime this August, compared to August last year; and a 12% drop in property crimes.

A motorcyclist was killed in a crash Wednesday on Highway CC in Jefferson County.

The Madison County coroner on Thursday identified the Alton man who was killed earlier this week in a two-truck crash in Dorsey, Illinois.

A woman died Monday afternoon when she drove into the path of an SUV on Highway 67 in Jefferson County, authorities said.

A nonprofit provides free legal support to victims of domestic violence seeking orders of protection in St. Louis County. So far, the organization has helped about 250 people.

Content by MilliporeSigma. The St. Louis Curiosity Cube — a shipping container turned mobile science lab, hosted a STEM-based summer enrichment session and invited VIPs to celebrate the unveiling of some very special artwork.

The Missouri Supreme Court kicked back a case on police identification numbers. It's a Sunshine Law victory.

Sharon Rohrbach, co-founder of the Nurses for Newborns organization that has aided at-risk babies and their parents for more than three decades, died Tuesday. She was 81.

O'Fallon city planners will consider three proposed subdivisions Thursday night that would add more than 600 homes to this fast-growing community.

More is needed to keep the building competitive. A recent report said the dome needs more than $150 million in upgrades over the next 10 years.

Prosecutors sought to convict Carlas Closson Jr. of murder, yet a St. Louis judge convicted him on the lesser charges of involuntary manslaughter.

No one has been charged in connection with the girl's death. Police spokesperson Mitchell McCoy said investigators are still discussing the case with the Circuit Attorney's office.

Judge Cotton Walker said he planned to rule on the case Thursday.

Parkinson's Disease isn't slowing down George Diehl, whose collection of insects has long been a mainstay at the City Museum.