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Court, which cited a faulty fiscal note on the measure, ordered that the issue go back before voters in November.

Organizers say over 20 protesters injured; SIUE professor suffered broken ribs during arrest.

“This deliberate dysfunction in the Senate is unfortunate for the people of Missouri and senators trying to do good work for the people back home,” said a governor's office statement.

The grad students could formally apply to the National Labor Relations Board to hold a unionization vote if SLU does not voluntarily recognize the union.

A man was charged Monday with a DWI in a crash that killed a pedestrian in south St. Louis County.

St. Louis aldermanic president denies she used her employee card to let unauthorized people into campus buildings during a protest on campus Saturday.

Lawsuits accuse the German chemical company of failing to warn consumers about risks associated with Roundup.

Two companies have agreed to pay $5 million to the parents of a woman killed outside a Ballwin urgent care by a driver who huffed inhalants before the crash.

The plaintiffs, whose lawsuits reference one another, each said in interviews that the city administration is mostly white and discriminatory against Black women employees.

A Florissant man pleaded guilty Tuesday to killing a man he lured to a home with the promise of paid sex.

An anonymous collector who owned the document put it up for auction, where Gov. J.B. Pritzker and his wife, M.K. Pritzker, bought it.

Students were scrambling for a place to live and professors were wondering if they'd teach again after they were barred from Washington University's campus following an anti-war protest that ended in mass arrests.

Legislation to expand the number of college credits universally transferable between Missouri’s public two-year and four-year institutions took another step towards becoming law.

A St. Louis grand jury in April indicted Omarion Chantez Mays and James Jamel Blake on charges of first-degree murder, first-degree robbery and armed criminal action.

Daniel Neman writes a column about eating cicadas to explain why he won't write a column about eating cicadas.

The woman who died was riding as a passenger in the car. The driver, 22, was critically hurt.

Carlton Adams, chief operating officer of Operation Food Search, explains how the group is using education programs and a mobile farmer’s market to help with food deserts.

The company generates more than half its power from coal, helping Missouri burn more of the material than any state but Texas.

House Speaker Dean Plocher, R-Des Peres, compared himself to former President Donald Trump and his legal woes.

Police said the shooting victim was found on the ground in front of an apartment building in the 1500 block of Olive Street. He was bleeding from his face and back.