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1,450 people work at the Granite City plant; temporary layoffs are expected and will begin in phases as equipment is idled, but its unsure how many workers will be impacted.

Due to bridge maintenance, the Lewis ramp to westbound I-44 will close at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and reopen by 5 a.m. the following mornings.

78 people were killed on city streets last year, the second-highest total in two decades.

Barry Goldwater chose the Kiel Opera House for a major foreign-policy speech on Sept. 19, 1964.

A man who was 16 when he fatally shot a retired St. Louis police sergeant during an attempted carjacking was sentenced Monday to 20 years in prison.

Leading opposition to Biden Administration plan is GOP U.S. Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, who says cutting funding for classes would actually make U.S. less safe.

A 29-year-old Fairview Heights man on Monday was found shot dead in a car in East St. Louis.

A 41-year-old Robertsville woman died Sunday while in custody on a probation violation.

Metro Transit blames labor shortage for Call-A-Ride issues. Regular riders say there's more to it than that.

Wayne A. Stayton was sentenced to 10 years in prison for aggravated DUI. Prosecutors said he was high on marijuana at the time of the crash.

The state of Missouri is ordering St. Louis County to pay back $550,000 in federal grants improperly spent by a county contractor to serve some of the region's most vulnerable youth.

A former Velda City officer who has faced a series of scandals pleaded guilty to assault Monday.

The aldermanic committee voted unanimously to move the bill to the full Board of Aldermen.

Curbside pickup spots, lanes and zones have packed St. Louis region parking lots since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Alan Williams, 41, was set to face trial this week on multiple charges for killing Darius Houston in the parking lot of the Greater St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church.

The eastbound I-270 exit ramp to West Florissant will be closed from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday to fix a damaged guardrail.

"Chancellor Stroble is committed to working with the board to ensure that a thoughtful and thorough process is engaged to identify Webster’s next leader," Verma said in the letter.

An annual late-night bike ride on Saturday was canceled 30 minutes before thousands of riders in The Grove were supposed to take to the city streets.

Massive delays caused by prosecutor are affecting crime victims, woman says.

University’s announcement came as a surprise to those who thought they were protected by new Missouri law.