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The St. Louis Metropolitan Amateur Golf Association, which bought the course in 2022, and Beyond Housing, a community development nonprofit, has raised more than $8 million for a new course.

In the 12th District, Republican Rep. Mike Bost has a challenge from former state Sen. Darren Bailey.

Thousands of St. Charles County seniors have applied for a property tax freeze in the days since the program launched earlier this month.

Audrey Prywitch will retire at the end of May.

Authorities on Sunday charged a man with murder in the shooting death of a woman inside a home.

Angela Allen says her run-in with an armed man at a Schnucks store in University City points to problems in our society. "So sad the way people are behaving."

Kroenke who? Passion for the sport, affordable tickets and a community that takes joy in being part of a boisterous collective has fueled the hype surrounding the Battlehawks.

Viola "Mother" Fletcher was 7 when she escaped the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921. Now she's 109, and is still haunted by the memories.

The firm is best known for its work on the lawsuit that won a $790 million settlement from the NFL.

On March 18, 1972, one of the mostly grisly crimes in St. Louis history occurred at the Maplewood bar Cousin Hugo's.

Police said in a tweet Sunday afternoon that Riley’s bank card was found on the embankment between Gay Street and the Cumberland River.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians Parade has been put on for 40 years in Dogtown.

Christina Huntspon, 32, is facing felony charges for the endangerment and death of her child on Saturday in Jennings, after signs she had a drug overdose.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: These “Legend Shows” are popular with people of my awkward age — too old to work, too young to be president.

Glenn Bailey, 46, is being held without bond in connection with the Feb. 27 death of a man at the intersection of Delmar Boulevard and Clarendon Avenue.

More than 120 units and 5,000 marchers were expected for the 55th annual event, including floats, balloons and marching bands.

Missouri ranked 44th in the nation for maternal mortality. In 2023, Gov. Mike Parson pledged to begin addressing the problem.

A woman was shot and killed here early Sunday, and police say the shooter was still at large hours later.

When you become self-employed, you join millions of other business owners hoping to materialize their dreams

Named for Eureka, Missouri's police chief, the Michael A. Wiegand Justice Center will house the city's police department, municipal court, and city offices.