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Bally’s backs an effort to amend the Missouri Constitution to allow a casino at the mid-Missouri lake. A competing effort is led by a group linked to the Osage Nation.

A teenage girl who suffered a skull fracture in an after-school fight remains unconscious more than a week after she was hospitalized in critical condition.

Locally-owned Williamsburg Pet Hotel and Suites has been acquired by Pet Resort Hospitality Group.

Jacqueline “Jami” Cox Antwi and Marty Joe Murray Jr. are competing for the vacant seat of Rasheen Aldridge, who is now on the Board of Aldermen.

Club Champion is Lake St. Louis’ newest golf fitting studio.

A fisherman on the Lake of the Ozarks caught a world-record paddlefish Sunday, which was also the largest fish of any kind in Missouri’s record books.

The Missouri State Penitentiary was the first prison built west of the Mississippi River.

Senate President Caleb Rowden, R-Columbia, has served in the Legislature for 12 years.

The man charged with murder this weekend was ordered to stay away from his wife as part of the couple's contentious divorce proceedings.

A portion of the road will be shut down Wednesday until next spring to allow replacement of a bridge over Coldwater Creek and removal of contaminated soil from the site.

On March 19, 1995, No. 1 seed UCLA defeated Missouri in the NCAA Tournament in a game that Tiger fans would never forget.

Under a law passed in 2022, residents during the last two weeks before an election can vote early without an authorized excuse for failing to show up on Election Day.

Ledisi is channeling an old-fashioned R&B aesthetic inspired by Luther Vandross and Anita Baker for her concert at Stifel Theatre on March 23.

On March 19, 1994, about 100 spectators were on hand as the 66 Park In Theatre was torn down.

A man has been charged with stabbing two people with a pocketknife outside of a laundromat in O'Fallon.

Experts say this isn't reflective of A-B’s poor sales performance from the past year but a strategy for Altria to redistribute its investments.

After most Missouri members of Congress pass bill to sell or ban Chinese-owned TikTok, state’s U.S. senators prepare to push bill through hesitant Senate.

The Clayton university’s downfall followed several financial missteps and outside factors like a longstanding decline in birth rates.

A nonprofit that supports local police has committed another $640,000 to fund extra police patrols through the summer in downtown St. Louis.

The lawsuit was filed in 2022 by the Republican attorneys general of Missouri and Louisiana.