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“Where were they over the last two months while these people were sitting on City Hall's front lawn?” Jones asked of activists. "Where were they?"

The Post-Dispatch will ask an appeals court to allow the newspaper to report on a mental health evaluation for a man accused of killing a St. Louis police officer.

State environmental regulators are asking Gov. Mike Parson to fund a program to investigate areas of the state exposed to radioactive waste.

Janay and Chanel Mosley, granddaughters of former state Rep. Elbert Walton Jr., have filed to run for seats in the Missouri House that their family members are leaving.

The St. Louis County health department has received doses of the updated COVID-19 vaccine, and has appointments available at multiple locations starting this week.

A Franklin County man was one of two Army soldiers killed Monday when a military transport vehicle flipped on a dirt road in Alaska.

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.

Reps. Emanuel Cleaver and Rep. Cori Bush say the University of Missouri’s decision was rushed.

Alderwoman Cara Spencer filed legislation to launch eminent domain proceedings against the absentee owner of downtown's Railway Exchange Building.

Thirty percent of U.S. adults claim no religious affiliation, according to a survey by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.

The result of a western Missouri lawsuit could have a big impact on cannabis sales taxes statewide.

Missouri politicians are urging the company to sell plants in Dexter and Noel.

Matt Masiel of Screaming Eagle Development already won the blessing in June 2022 from the St. Louis Board of Adjustment.

Hillsdale’s top government official was in the passenger seat at the time of the incident, and Fox2 cited an accident report stating “Mayor” Dorothy Moore instructed the defendant to drive away.

In response, a mayoral spokesman said the administration has invested nearly $230 million in federal pandemic aid money to support the unhoused.

CAMP Cannabis denied “all allegations of any wrongdoing or violations,” adding it expects to be cleared by regulators.

A former St. Louis resident has been charged with stealing tax return information of former president Donald Trump and thousands of wealthy Americans and giving it to news outlets.

The controversial former business manager for the St. Louis police union sued the union on Wednesday, claiming it fired him without cause and broke the terms of his employment contract.

GroveFest returns this weekend for its biggest year yet in one of St. Louis’ most popular neighborhoods.

Newly-installed charcoal filtration system at water treatment plant will safely remove contaminants, city says.