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“I refuse to sit on the sidelines and watch while people suffer.”

Rep. Eric Burlison, a freshman from southwest Missouri, wants to know the truth about aliens.

It all began on Aug. 30, when protesters sat inside the lobby and sang, "We shall not be moved." Nine leaders were arrested, charged with violating a court order restricting the protests.

The sign was up until a motorist recognized the name as a man executed by the state in November 2022 for the killing of Kirkwood Police Sergeant William McEntee in 2005.

Jane supported her husband throughout his political career, which begin in 1971 with a seat on the St. Louis Board of Aldermen, then hit the national stage in 1976 when Dick was elected to represent Missouri's 3rd District in the…

One person was shot, another was stabbed, and a third was injured after an 'altercation' on a MetroLink train Monday afternoon in St. Louis County.

Last season, the Cardinals finished 20 games under .500. And Arenado finished with a .774 OPS, the lowest he’s posted in a full-length season since 2013, his rookie year (.706).

By 7:30 p.m., hours after the National Weather Service's St. Louis office noted on X, formerly Twitter, that the city had set a new record for the coldest high temperature seen on a Jan. 14 at 2 degrees, the agency's…

There is hope that the Ozarks could become a crucial domestic supplier of “critical minerals” and tech expertise for the fast-growing field of modern batteries.

An ongoing Arctic blast enveloping much of the US will set the stage for impactful snow and ice, as well as strong winds and snow squalls. Here's how recent temperature compares to the past in Missouri.

Church running emergency homeless shelter says it doesn't need a permit. Edwardsville disagrees.

Home values, and property taxes, have skyrocketed in parts of St. Louis County. But high-end homes have seen the smallest appraisal increases.

Sultan writes: The reason I wanted to talk to this reader is because I’ve been grappling with how our discourse around political disagreement in this country has devolved.

From Philly to Savannah to Memphis, Jomo K. Johnson has left a trail of broken promises. His crime-fighting drone idea in St. Louis was the latest.

A revolt against the Clayton school district was like a brawl at the Art Museum: completely unexpected, Bill McClellan writes.

Tips for winterizing your home and keeping safe in the cold.

Manager Oli Marmol, coming off a 71-91 season, is in the final year of his contract. Molina has stated his wishes to someday manage in the majors. Is Mozeliak concerned about possible friction?

Investors are betting on a soft landing — a successful effort by the Federal Reserve to pare back inflation without sparking a recession — based on economic data.

A car bomb kills Sophie Barrera, owner of a dental laboratory in south St Louis. The attack is one in a string of bombings later attributed to Dr. Glennon E. Engleman, known as the “South Side Dentist.”

On Jan. 13, 1939, dozens who lost their WPA jobs filled the gallery inside City Hall, demanding relief.