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The lone law firm interested in handling the problem for the city said defending cases would cost about four times what the city estimated.

In March, Sanborn was honored by Jazz St. Louis with the inaugural Steward Center Lifetime Achievement Award in Excellence.

A Chesterfield man who crashed a rental truck into White House barriers and showed a Nazi flag before his arrest last year pleaded guilty on Monday to damaging government property.

The Senate kicked off the final week of session by taking up a plan that would make constitutional amendments more difficult to enact.

St. Louis Public Schools board goes on record against the half-cent sales tax, saying it “directs taxpayer dollars to non-public entities with no oversight.”

He pleaded guilty to reduced charges in the hazing of a Mizzou freshman who sustained massive brain damage after drinking a liter of vodka during a 2021 fraternity event.

They were all shot about 10 p.m. Sunday in the 10000 block of Toelle Lane in the city of Riverview.

Group seeks more regulation over schools, and demand an investigation from Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey.

Opposition by senators in the hard-line Missouri Freedom Caucus threatens to derail the legislation for a second year in a row.

EPA officials have said the new standards will help clean up some of the nation’s largest sources of planet-warming greenhouse gases.

Kisha Jackson, 45, was killed just after 11 p.m. May 3 while crossing the street at Page Boulevard and Whittier Street.

The hire comes after a state senator said he was worried the county hadn't made enough progress on the project.

For decades, Missouri had among the most lax boarding school regulations of any state in the nation.

Republican Vivek Malek filed paperwork to cut ties with the donor two days after he was appointed state treasurer.

Enlisting support of two GOP House colleagues, including Mike Bost of Murphsyboro, Budzinski introduces bill requiring military boots to be made in U.S.

Schnuck Markets is doing away with its Eatwell Market stores, a natural and organic food retail concept part of the grocery company.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as Rose M. Perry, 67, of Troy.

Last year, looking to capitalize on a booming Medicare Advantage business, health insurer Aetna offered new perks for seniors. Now the company has walked them back.

In Defiance, two of the three Hoffmann assets are under new ownership, or will be within months. Only a bar remains on the market.

His former employer tried to block him from a new job. Now, he's hoping "nobody else has to go through what I went through."