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Some states already have laid off workers in the face of federal budget reductions.

Ben McLemore, accused of rape, said he had every indication that the victim intended to have sex with him, though he acknowledged that they exchanged no words at any time.

The Cardinals split the four-game home series with the first-place Chicago Cubs.

Homes hit by the tornado are among the most vulnerable to fire damage from fireworks set off in residential areas, officials say

The deadline to apply is Monday.

Nate Hubert, who works for FEMA, was in Cape Girardeau helping with tornado and flood relief. He was reported missing when he didn’t show up for work.

Missouri is among states that have cut off Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood. The Supreme Court, in a related case, said that is allowed.

Regulators gave Ameren greenlight to a 12.5% rate increase, which went into effect in April.

LaMoree’ Moore was forced by members of Alpha Kappa Alpha to withstand excruciating physical endurance drills while being berated, the suit says.

In the world of monster trucks, Bigfoot No. 20 stands out for more than just its power source.

Pritzker’s focus on Trump will likely spur speculation about whether the governor will vow to serve out a full third term or run for president in 2028.

This article is free to all readers: Mayor Cara Spencer said the city is "scaling up" efforts in the affected neighborhoods by "putting these resources right here in the community."

A train derailed in Sauget Thursday morning. No injuries were reported.

The private social club will occupy the 14th and 15th floors.

Two women and a teenaged girl were injured Tuesday night when shots were fired during a fight in the Fox Park neighborhood.

Immaculate Conception church in Arnold already had structural problems before March storms damaged its bell tower.

The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee voted Thursday to recommend all four of President Donald Trump’s nominees to vacancies on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri.

Missouri stands to lose $23 billion in federal Medicaid funds over the next 10 years if proposed changes become law, the Missouri Foundation for Health says.

"Although we hope and pray that there are no additional victims, we know it's possible." St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price Smith said.

The company notified the state of the layoffs in a letter this week and said that certain employees will have the opportunity to transfer to other Nordstrom locations.