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Ahmad Rayahi, 37, was charged Thursday with first-degree harassment, second-degree sexual abuse and third-degree kidnapping.

Jonathan Stepp, a spokesperson for Waste Management of Missouri, said the weather and ice-covered roads have caused "unavoidable delays."

Checks sent by mail got caught up in the postal delay, said county revenue Director Tony Smee.

The Church of God in Christ, or COGIC, has previously held its annual conference in St. Louis in years prior.

The St. Louis County Council is considering a measure allowing it to remove the county executive from office. It's not the first step the council has taken to empower itself.

CityPark is getting a new name for St. Louis City SC's new season: Energizer Park. Work to install the new signage began Thursday.

May 7 is the start data of the long-awaited program.

“We have heard the complaints,” said a spokesman for the mayor, “and we are changing tactics.”

Sadie Weiss, who joined the St. Louis Board of Education in 2023, announced her resignation on Tuesday night, citing “disrespect and unprofessional behavior” from board colleagues.

Bipartisan bill would increase access to birth control, improve responses to sexual assault, and enhance treatment for sexually transmitted infections.

They have been at half-staff in honor of Jimmy Carter.

Approaching his first meeting as a voting member of the Federal Reserve’s key policy body, Alberto Musalem says he’s optimistic about the economy but keeping a wary eye on inflation.

A spokeswoman for the U.S. Post Office, Tara Jarrett, confirmed that weather has caused delays.

The Department of Justice is investigating Missouri for violating the rights of people with mental disabilities.

Antonio Jones sentenced for laundering money that was tied to drug ring. He also worked for campaign of former state Rep. Chantelle Nickson-Clark, who now is his wife.

The former St. Louisan plays Roone Arledge directing ABC's coverage of the 1972 Olympic hostage crisis.

City attorney wins argument to ask about personal reasons for trip to Jefferson City in hearing that could lead to the first-ever firing of a personnel director.

Asleep in Jesus on Tuesday, January 14, 2025. Beloved wife of the late Edward; loving mother of Brian (Melissa) and Julie (Joe) Schmidt. Dear grandmother of Luke, Evelyn, Nora and Johanna. She is survived by her sisters, Shirley (the late…

Jim Bounced into this World on November 9, 1965 and Made the World His until January 13, 2025.

Survived by wife Sherry, children Tammy Benson Kenneth Foerstel III Edward Foerstel, Jody Foerstel, Joel Clampitt. He was a grandfather to 7 great grandfather to 9. WILL BE MISSED BY MANY FRIENDS. Visitation Friday Jan. 17,2025 from 4 to 7…