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Police on Thursday identified the woman who was killed Wednesday morning in a crash on US Route 40.

A man was sentenced Thursday to 17 years in prison for a 2021 fatal shooting at a gas station in the city's Old North neighborhood.

Under the policy, students could only use bathrooms and locker rooms that match the sex on their birth certificates.

Is our employment picture getting better or worse? See recent changes in local jobs, unemployment, earnings and more in these regularly updated charts and maps.

The JJK Food Agriculture Nutrition Innovation Center will span 69 acres and aims to produce 50,000 pounds of food for area residents.

The Riverfront Times’ owner has acquired Sauce Magazine, one of St. Louis’ publications dedicated to local food and drinks.

A college football player has been charged with bringing a gun to practice at Missouri Baptist University earlier this month.

Bush, who has drawn fire over recent stance on Israel-Hamas conflict, has group planning possible run at the St. Louis Democrat in August 2024 primary.

Local, independent chain Fields Foods shuttered its remaining stores in September following months of sudden closures around the St. Louis area.

The students called for the university to condemn Israel's attacks on Gaza and denounce a professor whose social media posts seemed to call for ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.

The Cardinals’ director of security Phil Melcher was the official dismissed, sources confirmed to the Post-Dispatch.

After impressing two coaches in Blind audition, Waterloo singer is on Gwen Stefani's team and headed to Battles.

The new ramp in Bellefontaine Neighbors is the last new feature of the four-year project to improve North County segments of I-270.

37 years have passed since the infamously bad Don Denkinger call in Game 6 of the 1985 World Series between the Cardinals and Kansas City Royals.

The vote for the resolution was 412 in favor, with 10 voting no, and 6 voting present.

Aldermanic President Megan Green is calling out dissenters for going against progressive campaign rhetoric.

The goal is to bring warehouse development and jobs to Kinloch while also eliminating dumping sites that have plagued North County.

The proposal would exempt managers or confidential aides involved in policymaking.

Office of Congressional Ethics voted unanimously to dismiss complaint filed in March against the St. Louis Democrat by a conservative political group.

Other acts coming to St. Louis include Coco Jones, Joe Bonamassa, DVSN and Christone "Kingfish" Ingram.