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The thefts involved several trips to the warehouse in downtown St. Louis in December 2025.

An approaching cold front is poised to bring rain and ultimately drop temperatures around St. Louis by about 20 degrees, the National Weather Service local forecast office said Friday.

She was in her 40s.

The lawsuit is the latest in a growing pile against Hoskins over his decision to hold the August primary using a congressional map that was never in effect.

Demetrice Wright, of Hazelwood, is accused of first-degree murder in the Aug. 27 death of Cedric Hubbard, 34, of St. Louis.

When asked about running for White House in two years, Missouri's senior GOP senator said he has "no intention of doing so. Period."

A 24-year-old man was charged Friday with killing another man last year during an attempted robbery in north St. Louis.

St. Louis County prosecutors say the victim refused to cooperate.

Charges say Lilly Belfield, 22, was driving a BMW in north St. Louis when she ran a stop sign and struck another car.

"I believe the jury showed you mercy in that sentence and I am going to adopt that sentence," said Judge Matthew Hearne during the brief hearing on Friday morning.

A lawyer is trying to prohibit evidence that Pam Hupp is already serving life in prison for the murder of Louis Gumpenberger in August 2016.

Double Eagle Development won't get a sweeping property tax break on the city's public works building after leaders on Thursday shot down the proposal in a unanimous vote.

Teri Green moved to St. Louis around 2013. Since then, she’s been in charge of information security for a cybersecurity company and worked in a similar role for two school systems.

Warren Buffett will remain on the Berkshire Hathaway board but will be succeeded as chairman by his son, Howard Buffett.

Banning the League of Women Voters from naturalization ceremonies in the federal courthouse does a disservice to the public good.

EDWARDSVILLE — It’s been a tough couple of years for the next generation of American journalists.

The developer of proposed condos on Kirkwood's north side has withdrawn its application after council members said they worried they couldn't control the development's construction plans.

Headlines from the Sept. 18, 1926, front page include: Coolidge leaves summer camp for White House

ST. LOUIS — A leader of the South Grand Boulevard business district apologized Thursday for a district letter telling shop owners not to give food and water to homeless people, calling it “terrible” and “very inappropriate” and saying it never…

Ryan Woods, 40, was killed by a police officer returning fire during a shootout Tuesday at Woods's home in the 200 block of Tapestry Drive