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Representatives of organizations like Arch City Defenders and Action St. Louis and urged aldermen to advance the plan.

The actress said Amarnath Ghosh was an "excellent dancer" pursuing a doctoral degree in St. Louis and was taking a walk when he was shot.

John and Mary Meachum were honored Thursday in Congress. Resolution was co-sponsored by U.S. Reps. Nikki Budzinski of Illinois and Emanuel Cleaver of Kansas City.

Police said one man was assaulting his romantic partner when another intervened and shot him once.

Deoman Reeves was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted by a federal jury of nearly a dozen felonies linked to guns, drug sales, as well as the shooting.

It’s the latest attempt to address one of the city’s prickliest issues.

The ruling will enable Webster to “just meet” a loan obligation that college officials said put it at risk of more financial problems.

There's plenty to do this weekend March 1-3. First Run Theater will showcase a festival of new plays, plus, you can catch comedian Adele Givens, rockers Three Dog Night or an opera.

Officers were called to Harris-Stowe University on Friday afternoon for a report of a person with a gun headed to the campus.

Plocher, in his final year as speaker, has not yielded to calls for his resignation as he navigates the legislative session and attempts to run for lieutenant governor.

Chesterfield-based loan servicing organization said a recent critical report was part of a “PR campaign.”

A funeral will be held Sunday for the two 4-year-old children who died here last week in a house fire.

Former Boone County Clerk Taylor Burks withdraws from race, leaving former state Sen. Kurt Schaefer as only central Missouri candidate in August’s GOP primary.

A memorial service will be held in Chesterfield Friday for the four children killed in a murder-suicide last week in Ferguson.

A man died Thursday night after he was ejected from a car during a crash in the city's Downtown neighborhood.

The number of people using marijuana has increased significantly in recent decades in the U.S., where its recreational use has been legalized in 24 states, including Missouri and Illinois.

David and Jane Sweeney say the method of separating they chose, known as collaborative divorce, laid the foundation for an amicable co-parenting relationship.

On March 1, 1969, Blues coach Scotty Bowman put the three Plager brothers, all defensemen, in the starting lineup at forward and played them on the same line together.

From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on March 2, 1932:

Of those 11 deaths, six were children. Last year, just 44 people died in house fires across all of Missouri, according to U.S. Fire Administration.