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Lawmakers are operating under a May 10 deadline to finalize the state budget.

After Congress declared war against Germany on April 6, 1917, pressure grew to muzzle the slightest German tendencies.

A couple billed as "a genuine giant and giantess" arrive in St. Louis for a visit. The Capt. and Mrs. M.V. Bates, both eight-footers, arrive at Union Depot and are followed by children. They stay in special accommodations at the…

The outbreak has spurred calls from staff and parents for the school to move to virtual learning.

Affected neighborhoods, in addition to downtown, include Soulard, the Central West End and Old North St. Louis.

The case of St. Louis police Sgt. Jatonya Clayborn Muldrow could change the fate of workplace discrimination cases across the country.

Prosecutors are walking back claims that a teenage driver had fentanyl and ketamine in her system when she crashed and killed three of her passengers last year in Lincoln County.

WashU student Angelica Harris found that most commercial test prep companies failed to meet the needs of Black students, so she started her own.

A teacher's aid was charged this week with slamming a 6-year-old's head onto a table during lunchtime at Wilkinson Early Childhood Center.

A jury on Friday found a Berkeley man guilty of shooting and killing a woman during a fist fight about a high school prom after party last year.

Boeing’s deal for GKN Aerospace’s Hazelwood plant comes at a crucial moment for the defense contractor and its 16,000-person St. Louis-area workforce.

Walmart is removing self-service lanes at some stores across the country. It joins a band of other large retailers who have recently announced changes to their self-checkout services.

Three-fourths of Missouri voters supported the 1992 constitutional amendment on term limits.

This week the Missouri Botanical Garden is having an herb sale, the Twilight Tuesdays concert series starts back up and a new exhibit about the World's Fair opens.

Dan Pruitt, 54, was fatally shot about 10 p.m. Wednesday in St. Louis.

Republican attorneys general from 17 states call the rules an illegal interpretation of a 2022 federal law.

Parents thought they raised enough money to keep the school open.

St. Louis on Thursday granted the oversight board for its embattled jail a meeting with an inmate for the first time since the board was created two years ago.

The building, at Pershall and New Halls Ferry roads, will allow the Urban League to relocate some initiatives, expand others, and eventually create up to 100 new jobs.

The Gateway Pundit, a right-wing St. Louis website, filed for bankruptcy protection this week. Early filings offer a few new details, but don't shed much light on cashflow or strategy.