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Janae Edmondson took the stand in the trial of the man accused of hitting her with his car. She spoke from a wheelchair with her legs, scarred from amputation, visible.

On March 8, 1971, Mizzou brought back the alumni for the final men's basketball game at Brewer Field House. But things did not go as planned.

Due to declining enrollment, the Jefferson County district will be financially stressed by 2027, leaders say.

A St. Louis jury on Thursday recommended a man be sentenced to up to nearly 19 years in prison for causing a downtown crash that severed a teen girl's legs.

Peggy Davis said her son, Romeo Calhoun, also did not receive medication for his mental illnesses, including ADHD, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, during his 10-day detainment.

Daniel Riley was convicted of causing a downtown St. Louis crash that severed a teen girl’s legs, capping a trial punctuated by emotional testimony from the girl and her mother.

Maj. Janice Bockstruck suggested that smartphone cameras had just made it seem like there have been more crashes.

Parson has openly entertained the possibility of clemency for Eric DeValkenaere whose supporters have mounted a public campaign for a pardon.

John E. Pound, 80, was first elected to the Des Peres Board of Aldermen in 2002.

The game is scheduled to be released this fall.

The widespread attention given to the short-lived blanking of Meta’s Facebook, Instagram, Threads and Messenger platforms tells a tale.

Gore said his office found experts who could debunk the eyewitness testimony, as well as evidence about Dunn's alibi for the night of the killing.

"What we are witnessing is mass human suffering and death funded and enabled by the United States of America," Bush said. "Every day without a ceasefire is a catastrophe."

The Missouri governor's first pardon was for a St. Louis man with an overly harsh drug conviction. That man has changed his life. And the governor can do more.

Missouri National Guard already has a contingent of soldiers assisting in border protection efforts in Texas.

U.S. House still must take action on the measure.

"There were times that I felt that because of those issues, we were not really using the time we'd been given to do the business of the county council."

Federal regulators have ordered Spire to repair more than a dozen private properties it damaged when building its STL natural gas pipeline.

The proposal, called “Blair’s Law,” is named after 11-year-old Blair Shanahan, who died in 2011 from a stray bullet in Kansas City.

Despite the failing grade on accessibility, disability rights advocates say the region's transit authority has made progress.