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Missouri Republican Attorney General Andrew Bailey, whose office filed the lawsuit, lauded the ruling Wednesday on social media.

Proposed ordinance introduced Tuesday would, for the first time, create a process for handling ethics complaints against people appointed to Maplewood boards.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

A pair of school districts in the St. Louis region are set to receive more than $15.8 million in combined funding for electric school buses, thanks to an EPA grant.

After more than three weeks missing, a former resident of Northview Village Nursing Home has been located, authorities said Tuesday.

Six people who "vanished" in August were followers of a self-proclaimed prophet and rapper. They went missing shortly before he was sentenced to prison.

You'll be amazed at how onions, chicken stock and wine can turn simple cream into an exceptional flavoring.

But it’s unclear what the investigation will entail at Niños de Mexico and if findings will be publicized.

On Eagle Sundays, representatives of the World Bird Sanctuary will bring Liberty, the bald eagle, for visitors to see up close and, of course, for eagle selfies.

He was charged with second-degree murder Tuesday after telling police he shot another man multiple times and concealed the victim's body in an air mattress in a bedroom closet.

A Ballwin attorney who acted improperly to remove a candidate from the ballot has been disciplined. There's a lesson here for Missouri's secretary of state.

South Grand’s Zee Bee Market is set to close at the end of this month, the store recently announced in a social media post.

The family of a woman killed in an April crash is questioning why prosecutors reduced the driver's DWI charge — and she says she thinks her daughter is being blamed for the crash.

Local governments nationwide have considered symbolic cease-fire resolutions calling on an end to the fighting in Gaza.

The district’s plans for the multi-million-dollar headquarters could include selling all or part of the property to a developer.

He also defended his department’s decision to withhold body camera footage that could clear up what happened there.

The fire resulting from a grain dust explosion killed two employees and a firefighter.

On Jan. 10, 1962, a grain-dust explosion in Ralston's mill shattered the mill, at Seventh and Gratiot streets, and started a fire that raced through the Checkerboard Square complex, killing two Ralston employees.

The Board of Public Service sent SMS Novel a letter Tuesday morning saying it will need to apply for a city permit to fly over city parks and rights-of-way.

Terminal Railroad maintenance workers here will hold informational picketing Wednesday to draw attention to their push for paid sick leave.