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Democrats returned to the Senate floor Tuesday to again block action on a Republican-backed measure to limit constitutional amendments.

Kimberly Townsend opened The Leadership School in fall 2022 in Pagedale.

Other acts performing at Music at the Intersection, taking place Sept. 14-15 in Grand Center, include Esperanza Spalding, Stanley Clarke Band, Lettuce, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, and Jordan Ward.

Former Trustee Jack Schreiber and his wife, Sherry, say in the suit that Webster University failed to provide evidence as to why it needs all $37 million from private donors.

Still, investigators continue working to address the concerns raised by former New Haven Police Chief John Hallquist, who resigned Feb. 2, less than a month after taking office.

Arnold Britt has been charged with felony theft in connection with a wallet missing from the scene of a four-fatality crash in February 2023.

Abortion bans in at least 10 states explicitly exclude mental health conditions as a possible exception. Others are murkier, allowing for exemptions for the “life and health” of the woman.

Rappers Snoop Dogg and Master P are suing St. Louis-based Post Holdings and Walmart, claiming the companies failed to put Snoop Cereals on store shelves as promised.

Manufacturing and geospatial are key drivers. But we need a broader workforce, equipped with the right education and training, says Kathy Osborn president and CEO of the Regional Business Council.

A 16-year-old boy on Monday accidentally shot himself in the city's Patch neighborhood.

The House gave first-round approval to a plan to expand a state-funded low-interest loan program designed to help small businesses, farmers and local governments.

Scientists think the relatively new allergy is spread by bites from the lone star tick, and Missouri is one of the worst states for it.

The suit, against Rockwood and Special School District of St. Louis County, alleges both districts knew the Eureka High School employee discussed sexual matters with the student, touched him inappropriately, and had inappropriate relationships with other students, and yet the…

House and the Senate lawmakers want to increase the pot of money that funds the program and make scholarships available to students statewide.

But why Judge Ronnie White agreed to cut half a year off of Mohammed Almuttan’s sentence is unclear. Almuttan’s appeal, and the judge’s reasons, are sealed.

The lobbyist for the group representing convenience stores opposes a plan to limit all cannabis sales to state-licensed dispensaries.

What makes a soft, plush toy a Squishmallow or a Skoosherz? Is it the shape, fabric and facial features?

“Today we celebrate a life saved and I can think of nothing greater,” said Rep. Jim Murphy, R-south St. Louis County.

Like a phoenix that has risen from the ashes of an outlet mall, the strip of buildings has become the District, a conglomeration of entertainment options, food and drink.

Republicans opened debate on a plan to make constitutional amendments “more difficult” in the wake of progressive wins at the ballot box.