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Enrollment and staffing have dropped to unsustainable levels at St. Roch in St. Louis city and Little Flower in Richmond Heights.

The victim was crossing New Halls Ferry Road on Wednesday when an SUV struck him. He later died.

A man was shot and killed Friday afternoon in the Flordell Hills area.

Prosecutors charged a man with threatening to kill the judge and jurors moments after 22-year-old Daniel Riley was convicted of causing a crash that severed a Tennessee teenager's legs.

New exhibits are also opening at the Contemporary Art Museum and Pulitzer Arts Foundation, plus catch Tower of Power at the Factory this week March 8-14.

Measure would reimburse Bank of Washington if St. Louis uses eminent domain on McKee’s NorthSide Regeneration.

The legislation would prohibit colleges from denying funding to ‘belief-based’ groups based on membership requirements.

Jerome Green was fleeing police in February 2019 when he crashed into 48-year-old Harvey Lee's vehicle, killing Lee.

Adult Easter egg hunts are more fun than children's Easter egg hunts, 'cause there's alcohol and the prizes are better.

A 62-year-old man was injured Thursday evening during a robbery at the Civic Center in the city's Downtown West neighborhood.

On Thursday, Maplewood Mayor Nikylan Knapper finally filed her campaign report that was due Feb. 22. She faces Barry Greenberg, who she beat in 2021, on April 2

March 14 (3/14). 314 is St. Louis' area code. 3.14 are the first three digits of pi. Put it all together and you have a uniquely St. Louis celebration.

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.