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Crash took place at about 5:45 p.m. Friday at Goodfellow and Greer, police say.

The victim was Orich McAllister, 16, the Lincoln County sheriff's department said.

Dashaun L. Sneed, 24, faces felony charges of domestic assault and burglary in Florissant.

"You can expect a public update from our Office very soon regarding the judgement against China," a spokesperson for Attorney General Catherine Hanaway said in an email.

The decision marks the latest retreat for a $250 million expansion that has steadily shed much of its initial ambition.

It's the latest court victory in the region's long-running legal battle with the NFL Rams and their owner Stan Kroenke.

The county must relocate ahead of a 2028 deadline to either install fire sprinklers or vacate at its downtown Clayton building.

More than 30 former Missouri lawmakers are now working as lobbyists in the Capitol building

The freeze comes as many area school districts grapple with budget shortfalls amid rising supply prices, higher healthcare and staffing costs, declining enrollments and the end of pandemic relief funds.

The Troy, Missouri, expansion is part of $912 million in U.S. investments announced Tuesday.

BJC joins Mercy and SSM Health in announcing major Wentzville projects.

The trial was set to begin, but Sheriff Alfred Montgomery wasn't there.

Here are 86 holiday events to enjoy this year in the St. Louis area.

The city has a year more spend the cash. But data show it has only spent a little more than half.

When did stoves become so complicated?

The attorney general's office says Sheriff Alfred Montgomery's tenure has been a disaster. Montgomery's lawyers say not so fast.

Kevin L. Smith was arrested after the victim messaged family members while Smith was driving her at gunpoint to an abortion clinic, said the U.S. attorney's office for southern Illinois.

A video posted to Facebook depicted a woman striking a dog on the side of its body while screaming at it then dragging it by its collar, police say.

Tornado debris punctured the roof of the Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center on Skinker Boulevard. Now it is getting a shiny new one.

Headlines from the Nov. 18, 1925, front page include: Komar, gambling embezzler, gets three-year term