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Applications opened last week for homeowners in low-lying parts of St. Charles County to seek millions in grant money for flood-damaged property buyouts.

St. Charles officials are pitching a new, $85 million city hall complex to voters, who will weigh in on the issue during next month's election.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is drilling through basement floors in the Cades Cove subdivision of Florissant to determine whether there is radioactive contamination under residents’ homes.

Larry Musgraves Jr. and his wife, Carmen Musgraves, owners of ABM Ministries campus in Piedmont, have been charged with first-degree kidnapping and jailed without bond.

Officials opened the application period on Monday.

The St. Louis Fire Department was called at around 10:45 a.m. to the arch for a report of a fire involving an elevator in the north leg, according to a post on Twitter.

Last week, national media reported that Missouri’s senior GOP senator proposed two pieces of legislation that aim to resonate with Missouri voters.

She chaired St. Louis Variety for more than two decades, which raised millions of dollars on behalf of children with disabilities.

Marissa Lewis told police she acted in self-defense when she fatally shot 26-year-old Brittany Richie, according to court documents.

Deanthony Smith, 46, was shot in his lower left leg around 3:30 p.m. Nov. 1 in the 1400 block of Market Street in downtown.

A QuikTrip security guard was shot and another person killed while the two were struggling for the guard's gun early Monday in the Dutchtown gas station.

An off-duty Phelps County Deputy who lives in the area responded first and found a young boy outside of the home.

The shooting happened around 2 a.m. when the off-duty officer interrupted the group of people breaking into cars, police said.

An amateur meteorologist from Washington, Missouri, wanted to revive a sledding tradition in his hometown.

Anthony Jefferson, 32, was shot as he left a club shortly after midnight on Feb. 2.

Public life has become theater. Quiet competence gets you nowhere.

Newly obtained financial records show Northview was paying its owners' companies at least $1.5 million a year even as resident counts dipped and revenue fell.

On March 4, 1861, Gov. Claiborne Fox Jackson and fellow secessionists in the Legislature hoped the convention would push Missouri into the budding Confederate States of America.

The proposal could affect drinking water laws for more than half of the state’s population

A trial is expected to begin this week for Daniel Riley, who is charged with causing a downtown crash that severed a young girl's legs and jump-started an effort to remove the city's top prosecutor.