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An estimated 100,000 fans were expected to flood downtown to see the Cardinals, Battlehawks and St. Louis City SC.

At 12:01 a.m. Friday, April 7, 1933, beer became legal again after 13 long years. The Anheuser-Busch brewery whistles were overwhelmed by the cheers of happy St. Louisans.

LFCS, headquartered in St. Louis, serves Missouri families in four key support areas: adoption, behavioral health, parenting education, and pregnancy.

Integrate's Fort Zumwalt North High School projects are funded by voter approval of FZ Prop 4 in 2022, a $125 million no-tax increase bond issue.

Columnist Bill McClellan tells the stories of how five women found their way to St. Louis, and to each other.

As of Friday, the commission had just two active members.

The end of an era for the Missouri Pacific Railroad came on April 7, 1955.

David Ulrich came to the 5,800-student district in July 2020 from Colorado, where he led the Moffat County School District.

Bel-Nor is the latest small municipality in north St. Louis County to disband its police department.

The Association of Black Students at Washington University held a sit-in Friday at a dining hall where a group of students last month allegedly threw eggs, stood on tables and used racial slurs in front of primarily racial minority workers.

Mohsen Akbari, a Canadian citizen, was sentenced Friday to 15 months in prison for a sleight-of-hand theft scheme that spanned 13 states and netted $109,000.

Richard K. Schneidewind, 41, is facing three counts of making a terrorist threat and one count of cyberstalking.

A fourth suspect is still at-large almost two months after authorities charged him with murder in a south county triple shooting that killed two teenage boys in February.

The past several months have felt particularly heavy, especially for those closely following news coverage of wars, conflicts and humanitarian crises.

“This is the stupidest bill I’ve ever seen in my life,” said Alderman Joe Vollmer, of the Hill.

Police determined the driver of a Cadillac heading north on South Broadway lost control, drove off the road and struck two construction workers.

A fire caused major damage to a popular south St. Louis bar on Thursday afternoon.

The Cardinals legend has "so much to tell" with his album, "Hey Y'all." And the ex-ballplayer wants to be no less than a "legit" country musician.

Joe’s Café said the venue will be limited to 99 people inside and 25 in the summer garden, according to a Facebook post.

The St. Louis native — and booster — will give the speech on May 18.