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Why, in the midst of a crisis in the Red Sea, have energy prices barely reacted over the past few weeks? Plus, check out how gas prices are doing in Missouri.

Sen. Denny Hoskins, R-Warrensburg, filed a bill this month to reinstate the Distressed Area Land Assemblage Tax Credit.

Large crowds of students gathered outside the schools, chanting "Black history is U.S. history" and waving handmade protest signs.

Missouri’s near-total abortion ban took effect in 2022 after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

The Clayton School Board will decide by Monday to pursue the purchase after hosting a public forum where most residents opposed the plan.

Construction giant Clayco is prohibiting thousands of employees from flying on Boeing 737 Max 9 amid safety inspections of the planes.

A man was shot and killed late Tuesday in the city's Penrose neighborhood.

The new estimate provided by the Bi-State Development Agency is part of a report submitted Wednesday to the regional East-West Gateway Council of Governments.

Two teenage boys were shot Thursday evening after one of them accidentally pulled the trigger while holding a gun in the city's Carondelet neighborhood.

The hearings showed conservative lawmakers aren’t finished addressing transgender issues after contentious debate last year.

A 51-year-old man was charged Thursday in the shooting death of another man last week.

More than 73,000 people died of COVID in the U.S. in 2023, meaning the virus remains deadlier than car accidents and influenza.

Anti-communist doctor from St. Louis established jungle hospitals in southeast Asia.

The plan in St. Louis would have added dozens of jobs and a facility to train the next generation of tradespeople, says Clayco founder Bob Clark.

Lamar Johnson was freed last year after a judge vacated his conviction, ending a decadeslong fight to prove his innocence in a 1995 killing, beginning new struggle to start over.

A House committee heard three proposals that would allow charter schools to operate in St. Charles and St. Louis Counties and Columbia.

SMS Novel has posted on its website a call to drone operators from across the country to come to St. Louis to help launch its surveillance program early next month.

A reality TV star who garnered fame after appearing on the VH1 show “Basketball Wives” has been arrested after failing to report to federal prison to begin her four-year sentence.

The 18-year-old has not been found in the remains of the home because the water used to extinguish the blaze froze over during frigid temperatures this week.

Troy Mayor Ron Sconce agreed to a $4,834 fine in connection with the pay hike and unrelated campaign finance violations.