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A woman killed herself as police fired a shot at her Thursday morning in north St. Louis.

But Parson casts doubt on the possibility of a special legislative session before next year.

Mia Rose Holdings is seeking to build 84 apartments off Highway 141 and Interstate 44.

The ruling may clear the way for investors citywide to buy properties from the city's land bank or at tax sales unencumbered by delinquent sewer bills.

A man was shot and killed Tuesday morning in Hillsdale.

Damar Hamlin, who suffered cardiac arrest in 2023, is traveling to hospitals to visit children with disorders, including a stop Wednesday at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.

St. Louis jail Commissioner Jennifer Clemons-Abdullah called 911 on former oversight board member Janis Mensah, who was charged with trespassing and resisting arrest. Mensah's trial was held Wednesday.

The "Sancta Lana Legion Council" calls on 18- to 29-year-old men to protect Ascension Catholic Church from "violent and non-violent attacks."

A regional "summit meeting" on homelessness is expected to be held in the late fall.

ARCO Construction ordered crews and subcontractors to stop working at Gateway Studios, a 32-acre rehearsal, studio and hotel complex in Chesterfield Valley, after alleging the owner had not made payments.

A Farmington man was killed Wednesday evening when his car drove off a road here and hit a tree.

FLORISSANT — Two juveniles on Wednesday afternoon were shot during a fight involving several minors.

The eatery is located at the Chesterfield Mall, which is scheduled for demolition this fall to make way for a new downtown-style development.

A mine collapse caught on security video Wednesday morning left behind a massive hole in an Alton soccer park.

The $1.8 billion expansion project at Boeing’s north St. Louis County complex is poised to become one of the largest defense projects in the region’s history.

The study also showed that the region ranks fourth highest among 50 peer regions nationwide for speeding-related crashes.

An 11-month-old boy was hit by shattered glass Wednesday afternoon in the city's West End neighborhood.

Senate Minority Leader John Rizzo has been a member of the Legislature for 14 years

St. Louis County still needs to hire new employees and buy application software, but both requirements are working through county bureaucracy, the county director of revenue said.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, who inherited the lawsuit from his predecessor, has called the federal government’s actions “the biggest violation of the First Amendment in our nation’s history.”