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The mayor announced an end to limits on hiring in city government, citing the state Legislature’s inaction on bills that would have cut into city earnings tax revenue.

Dr. Ken Smith, who established St. Louis U.'s neurosurgery department in 1966 and headed it until 2002, died Thursday at 91.

KIPP officials say Jessica Pachak, a candidate for state representative, erased student absences 225 times this school year.

Pop superstar Justin Timberlake added several stops to his "Forget Tomorrow World Tour" including one in St. Louis on Dec. 19.

The Missouri Mycological Society has grown to more than 800 enthusiasts who spend hours foraging for mushrooms — then examining them, categorizing them and cooking them up.

St. Charles library employee Danny Roberson sues critics, including Rachel Homolak and Grace Church STL, for defamation and conspiracy.

The procession is one of the oldest and largest Black parades in the country.

After court struck $3 fee for sheriffs’ retirement, new case targets several others like it.

A six-year investigation using cooperating informants, GPS tracking, wiretaps and surveillance brought down Gregory Dixson. Jr.

In a legal marijuana market full of flowers, vapes and pre-rolled joints, cannabis-infused meals have are carving out a space for themselves.

To make the lactose-free products, a natural enzyme is used to break down the lactose in milk.

The branches on the possible shutdown list are McClay in St. Charles, Deer Run in O'Fallon and Kisker Road near Weldon Spring. The district's board delayed a decision for 30 days.

Bertrian Thomas was taken the hospital and pronounced dead shortly thereafter.

Police say officers responded to the scene following reports of roughly 100 vehicles driving recklessly.

The girl, who was not identified, had been in a fight with a woman, police say.

Eddie Randall Jr., 19, of the Hamilton Heights neighborhood, was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead.

The sometimes chaotic session left lawmakers with just a handful of success stories.

But would you want to live next to Ralph Tom Wilmas Jr.?

The "Mad Men" star urged graduates to embrace a real community, not a like-minded group created by a social-media algorithm.

Getting upset at junk fees is like getting upset at the flu.