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Jazzmine Nolan-Echols raised eyebrows when she accused a former alderwoman of causing the death of a Black teenager.

School officials currently sign off on work permits for some teenagers. That would change under a House plan.

Camp Courage may have to turn away boys if more male counselors don't sign up.

The auditor could launch a probe of a local government without being first asked by voters in that city or county.

Police identified the victim Tuesday as Winfred Bowers, 56.

Ruby Leigh will perform in Nashville in August, but first she has to graduate high school.

“This election, we will be talking about change you can see,” the mayor wrote in an email to supporters.

A tornado watch has been issued for the St. Louis metro area until 8 a.m. Tuesday. Heavy rain and lightning will be common during the early morning hours. Damaging wind and hail are expected in spots and a couple tornadoes…

Green has been outspoken in her advocacy for Palestinians amid a wave of campus demonstrations across the country denouncing Israel’s war in Gaza.

Missouri lawmakers must approve a budget by Friday at 6 p.m.

Perficient, a Town and Country-based consulting firm, has sold to a private equity group for $3 billion, the companies announced Sunday evening.

Warren "Butch" Taylor, a longtime councilman, used the word to identify the women on a Zoom call. He didn't realize he wasn't muted.

Missouri Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick said former the St. Louis circuit attorney is dodging subpoenas, ignoring calls and refusing to answer questions for an audit of her former office.

Entities that use 10,000 gallons of water per day for farming would not have to disclose identifying information or water usage details.

A man was shot and killed Monday afternoon in the city's St. Louis Place neighborhood.

A 45-year-old woman died in a two-vehicle crash Saturday evening near Big Bend and Geyer roads.

Authorities on Monday charged a man with killing his ex-girlfriend and her brother on Sunday.

“Governor Parson is still reviewing the legislation,” Johnathan Shiflett, spokesman for Parson, said in a statement Friday.

Missouri voters could face two gambling expansion questions in November.

Tina Jackson is facing charges of first-degree murder and armed criminal action after police said she fatally stabbed a man at the apartment they shared.