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Plus "Wedding Band" opens at the Black Rep, Disney princess songs are center stage at the Fox, and "Molly Sweeney" opens at Albion Theater.

“We believe that the projects we investigated and approved this year meet our core values of helping previously underserved individuals and communities,” said Port Authority Chairman Kevin F. O’Malley.

Bush, a two-term incumbent, faces St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell and former state legislator Maria Chappelle-Nadal in Aug.6 Democratic primary

“One lady’s car was just fixed...” said the office manager at Mudd Auto Body. “She didn't pick it up in time and now it has to stay for hail damage.”

Instead of enacting tougher firearms laws, Missouri’s Republican-led House is considering a plan to offer grants to schools to purchase a gun detection system being used in other states.

Riverfront Times founder will run as a Democrat in the Aug. 6 primary, hoping to eventually defeat incumbent GOP U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner. Candidacy causes him to leave “Donnybrook.”

Authorities say a man shot and killed his ex-girlfriend during a fight Wednesday evening in a house on the border of the O'Fallon and Penrose neighborhoods.

Nevada-based Marson Foods celebrated the grand opening of its $35 million Belgian waffle-baking facility with a ribbon-cutting in Hazelwood Wednesday.

A St. Louis County jury acquitted the men of murder and other charges after they claimed self-defense in the 2022 shooting of a woman at a home in Riverview.

Sweeping legislation approved by the Senate on Thursday now goes to the House, which has taken a different approach to school-choice issues this session.

Mike Sack says he’s been forced to delay necessary surgery, and is depending on his son to stay afloat.

We spent the early morning out on the town to see who was up and what they were doing.

A local woman helped recruit new victims for a Bridgeton pediatrician who exchanged prescriptions for sex and cash, according to a federal indictment filed Wednesday in St. Louis federal court.

The city and Downtown Kirkwood Special Business District will ask voters Nov. 5 for a half-cent sales tax to be collected citywide for 15 years to fund street and sidewalk construction and repairs.

On March 20, 1970, the St. Louis Board of Aldermen passed an anti-obscenity bill in an attempt 'to restore the American sense of decency'

Sugarfire Smokehouse founder Charles “Charlie” Downs has been named Missouri’s Small Business Person of the Year by the Small Business Administration.

Former Des Peres Alderman John Pound's exit from the race leaves two newcomers vying for his seat in the west St. Louis County suburb's 1st Ward.

In Monroe County, buildings and vehicles were pummeled with baseball-sized hail, said Ryan Weber, assistant public safety director for the county, adding this was the biggest hail he's ever seen.

Build-A-Bear Workshop will open 50 new stores by the end of the year, company leaders shared during a Thursday earnings call with investors.

Mary Bartlett Bunge, a former Washington U. faculty member and a pioneer in researching cell transplants to aid spinal injury patients, has died. She was 92.