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On Tuesday, Madison County authorities announced they had identified Wynona "Wendy" Michel's body, which was found in 1990, using a lab in Texas that specializes in genetic genealogy.

St. Louis will begin offering free debris cleanup and home repairs to residents impacted by the tornado.

The daughter of Larry Patrick, 82, says her father didn’t know to take cover when a storm ripped through the region because he didn’t hear a siren.

The accident occurred about 12:40 a.m. Tuesday on 40/64 at Big Bend Boulevard.

ST. LOUIS — Police arrested two teens and an adult in the Fox Park neighborhood Saturday after they saw the group carrying bags and wearing ski masks, police said.

Coreyon Blanks, 17, is facing first-degree murder and other charges in the death of 22-year-old Deandre Pickens outside of a Mobil gas station.

Builder's Bloc has agreed to drop its lawsuits against McBride Homes in which the homebuilder was accused of violating state law.

A St. Louis lawyer and his wife who pointed guns at racial justice protesters in 2020 may be a step closer to getting their firearms back following a court decision Tuesday.

Gov. JB Pritzker has announced the selection former state representative and deputy governor Christian Mitchell as his running mate for lieutenant governor.

The shelter had been operating without a license since mid-May following three failed inspections.

The Grove shouldn't be held responsible for the violence, business leaders said, because the party in the street wasn't theirs.

Incident occurred about 10:15 a.m. Monday just west of Adelaide Avenue.

He voted for bill despite voicing opposition to cuts in Medicaid program. Head of Missouri Democratic Party calls vote “a slap in the face to working families.”

Scott R. Ellis, 39, was a teacher at Rogers Middle School in the Affton district between August 2019 and May 2022.

He succeeds Archbishop Thomas J. Rodi, 76, who resigned.

They went to Pappy's for barbecue, Fitz's for root beer and Mama's on the Hill for dinner.

Two Missouri teachers are suing top state officials over a plan to inject $50 million in taxpayer funds into the state’s private school voucher program.

The economic-impact study will help Missouri cannabis regulators determine if the state is required by law to issue additional cannabis facility licenses.

Residents in two House districts, including one in south St. Louis County, could be without a representative for more than a year if the governor doesn’t schedule a special election.

Search more than 10 years of building permits issued in the city of St. Louis.