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Prosecutors filed charges against Manuel M. Burgess, of St. Louis, on Monday.

The mayor’s appearance follows some criticism about the lack of attendance at the commission’s meetings from elected officials.

The settlement clears a major hurdle for the private college as it seeks to tap more than $30 million in restriction donations.

Prinze Lee McIntosh, 24, is charged with one count of DWI-death of another following the crash that killed Jaytaonna Brown.

Three men have each been charged with one count of first-degree murder and aggravated robbery.

Lucas Kunce, a Democrat running for Senate, has said he plans to make abortion rights a significant part of his campaign against Hawley, should he win the Democratic primary in August.

Evolution Festival returns Sept. 28-29, a month later than in 2023. Other acts performing include Jane's Addiction, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Todd Rundgren, Elle King and Son Volt.

Nothing about the Second Amendment Preservation Act has ever really been about protecting Missourians’ gun rights. And the sky could be purple.

The state treasurer of Missouri says he has no plans to remove decals of the official state seal with his name on them from unregulated slot machines.

Lutheran schools in the St. Louis region largely stayed open during the pandemic. And their enrollments have boomed.

Access offices at St. Louis-area colleges provide autistic students with academic supports, a sense of belonging.

Contributor Content. It’s clear that the era of cutthroat company culture and fostering competition between employees as a form of motivation is over.

Only $1 million in purchases have gone through, as parents complain of delays and technical glitches on the platform called Odyssey.

A 17-year-old was shot twice Sunday evening in the city's Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood.

Elliott See and Charles Bassett's jet approached too high and began a tight swing around the Lambert, eventually crashing into the McDonnell complex. Both astronauts died in the crash.

The man who fired the shots was sitting in his car when the group mistakenly tried to get in this car, believing it was their own vehicle, according to police.

As standard procedure for all sudden infant deaths, child abuse investigators are looking into the case and awaiting a report by the Medical Examiner into the cause of death.

Guy Porter, 65, was heading north on I-270 just south of Dougherty Ferry Road, authorities said, when he changed lanes into a Freightliner truck.

Gail Pennington's story on Feb. 18, 2001, was the first time he appeared on our pages as a rising Hollywood star.

The portfolio of properties comprises 247 apartments spread across 23 residential buildings in north and south St. Louis.