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The agreement comes months after the union sued the city in March amid a standoff in negotiations to replace a contract that expired in June 2022.

Civic leaders on Tuesday will celebrate the soon-to-be-completed $278 million overhaul of an 8-mile stretch of Interstate 270 in north St. Louis County.

The case isn't about transgender politics, said an attorney representing the school district. It's about whether a school board can solicit legal advice from its attorney during closed session.

This year marks the first time on record St. Louis has dipped below 1,000 officers.

The property management company’s refusal to take on operations of the historic downtown loft building adds another dose of uncertainty for tenants and condo owners.

A husband and wife are each facing two dozen counts of felony stealing after a state audit found tapped a small-town sewer district for more than $160,000 in personal proceeds.

Two St. Louisans have been nominated for the 2024 Golden Globe Awards — and they are competing against each other in the same category.

The man who died, Samuel Reece, had been riding a bicycle by the gas station when people in a Kia opened fire on him, police said.

“If you ain’t got Jesus, you ain’t got nothin’,” says Gladys Owens, 85.

Over the years, they have made some changes to the house, but minor ones. But for the most past, his mother's design works just fine.

U.S. Sens. Tammy Duckworth and Dick Durbin and U.S. Rep. Nikki Budzinski made the request for a public health assessment in response to reporting by the Belleville News-Democrat.

A pair of Republicans, state Sen. Mike Moon from Ash Grove and state Rep. Bob Titus, from Billings pre-filed the bills last week ahead of next year’s legislative session.

The basic idea is to use a strategy called "focused deterrence," in which police and social service providers give people repeatedly involved in violence a choice.

Data collected by the nonprofit Pregnancy Justice shows that criminalization of pregnancy has been on the rise for years.

Complaints have spiked this year about the board that handles property tax challenges in St. Louis County. "They really didn’t want to listen.”

Enrollment at St. Louis area universities has dropped, in a trend playing out nationally. "Impossible to imagine a future in which every institution" survives.

The 14,000-member Missouri-Kansas Laborers’ District Council has endorsed the St. Louis County prosecuting attorney, who is running against two-term incumbent Bush in the 2024 Democratic primary.

A group of about 30 people calling for an end to Israel’s military offensive in Gaza also walked down the sidewalk alongside the marchers, chanting slogans such as “free Palestine” and carrying signs that read “Stop the Killing.”

Insurers in the region are wrestling for market share in Medicare Advantage, adding coverage for gym memberships, and reimbursements for hiking boots and tennis rackets.

Things go better with the museum devoted to the history and marketing of soft drinks. It's the pause that refreshes.