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The company says the funding will let it begin processing material needed for electric vehicle batteries by the end of next year. The cobalt is in a former Missouri lead mine.

No injuries were reported when the vehicle struck Bar:PM at 7109 South Broadway.

The new complex will be located at an existing state facility in Bellefontaine Neighbors.

Aldermen are set to hold a hearing next month to learn about setting up a kind of municipal endowment.

Roman Catholic leaders caution the declaration does not charge traditional doctrine about marriage.

Prior to voting on the multimillion-dollar budget, two members of the County Council took what County Executive Steve Ehlmann described as "unprecedented" action by trying to strip funding from the county's top election official.

Police on Monday identified the woman who died after she drove off the street and crashed into a concrete pillar.

Headquartered in High Ridge, Dobbs Tire is a family-owned tire retailer and automotive service provider. It was founded in 1976 and now has 43 stores in Missouri and Illinois.

Authorities have charged a 39-year-old man with murder in the July shooting death of another man in at a night club.

Nippon Steel Corporation has agreed to acquire U.S. Steel, which operates the 128-year-old plant in Granite City, in a deal valued at $14.1 billion.

Adoptive parent said there needs to be more help for children and families with mental health challenges.

"You're never going to be perfectly right about that stuff," county assessor Jake Zimmerman said. "So we do rely on people to give us data when we get it wrong."

Rep. Chantelle Nickson-Clark, 46, will challenge incumbent Sen. Angela Mosley, 53, who is running for a second four-year term next year.

A new nonprofit will take the lead in St. Louis on how to divvy up federal money to help the homeless. “This is a historic moment."

Gift shop cancels expansion plans with Union Loafers bakery cafe in Botanical Heights

Ruby Leigh of Foley, Mo., will compete on "The Voice" finals, Dec. 18-19 on NBC.

Missouri school districts and charters scored an average of 76%, down from 96% in 2018 when scores were last calculated.

Frederick Dozier Gardner was a St. Louisan who ran a casket company and as the state governor, improved its financial standing.

At about the same time my contemporaries started dying, the news took on an apocalyptic tone.

Columnist Aisha Sultan writes: I tend to deal with anxiety-provoking situations by making myself as busy as possible.