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When BIPA became law in 2008, it was a novel concept meant to guard against technologies that, at the time, were still mostly the stuff of science fiction.

A man was charged with murder Thursday after police say a trail of blood led from his porch to a body in the backyard of a north St. Louis home.

Missouri's attorney general previewed several upcoming legal battles over issues related to transgender students and health care on Thursday during a visit to St. Louis.

Police on Thursday identified the man found shot dead this past weekend on the Missouri side of Eads Bridge.

A Spanish Lake man was sentenced to life in prison Thursday for killing his 19-year-old ex-girlfriend and injuring her mother in a 2021 shooting at a Jennings home.

Latest campaign reports show the incumbent, who faces a federal investigation, is still paying husband out of her campaign fund.

The rollout of the redesigned Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, has been fraught with delays.

A Creve Coeur man was sentenced Thursday to life in prison for the 2020 murder of his wife.

The Creve Coeur-based SSM Health system has acquired a local home health business: The Visiting Nurse Association of Greater St. Louis.

Parson’s trip comes during the crescendo of election-year politics and increasing recriminations between Texas and the federal government over the handling of U.S.-Mexico border.

A woman was shot dead in an apparent domestic incident Thursday morning in unincorporated south St. Louis County.

Democrats put the secretary of state on the hot seat Thursday over his hiring of a private law firm to defend his office in a fight over investing rules.

Management changed and repairs lingered from a previous pipe burst.

The lawsuit brought by voters contends that Senate districts in suburban St. Louis and western Missouri’s Buchanan County violate the state constitution.

The financial services firm Block, formerly known as Square Inc., is laying off dozens in Missouri as part of a companywide workforce reduction.

A rift between City Hall and developer Paul McKee’s NorthSide Regeneration has a $6.4 million request for city subsidies related to the developer’s new hospital project in limbo.

The proposal would require St. Louis to establish a process for requesting earnings tax refunds for remote work performed outside the city.

Tour Bellefontaine Cemetery, listen to Billy Dee Williams from Star Wars and more at these events.

President Joe Biden, in a tribute Wednesday, said Sen. Jean Carnahan had put "the people and values she believed in above her personal comfort in order to serve our nation."

A 44-year-old motorcyclist died Wednesday night after he rode his bike off a road near Byrnes Mill.