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ST. LOUIS • In the first week of November 1918, the headlines were all about the collapse of the German lines after four years of exhausting, ghastly World War. Inside pages carried daily local death tolls from the Spanish flu…

A 20-year-old Ferguson man died early Friday after he did not stop for police and then drove off the road.

Effingham County State's Attorney Aaron Jones said he will have to wait until the investigation is concluded before he can consider whether any charges will be brought.

A federal appeals court on Friday upheld Illinois’ sweeping ban on high-powered guns, rejecting an argument that the law violates the Second Amendment rights of residents.

The Missouri Attorney General's office filed its suit against a company accused of leaving a massive mound of illegally dumped roofing materials in St. Louis.

Demand for the program is strong, but the fundraising mechanism is challenging, a spokesman for Treasurer Vivek Malek says.

Prosecutors argued that Williams' actions constituted first-degree murder because he deliberated before returning to the neighborhood and opening fire.

Narayan said workers, not the city, should be calling the shots on their retirement.

If approved, tax incentives from federal, state and local sources would top $235 million for the north St. Louis County project.

“A Christmas Vintage,” filmed and set in Hermann, is now available on Prime Video, Peacock, Roku and Xumo streaming services.

The residents said they woke up to the man standing over their bed pointing a gun; the man in bed grabbed his own gun and shot the burglar, police said.

Home surveillance video captured ex-husband Christopher Turner calmly shoot 27-year-old Charlisa Turner in July 2021.

Missouri is one of 36 states with laws preventing large state contracts with companies that boycott, divest from or sanction Israel.

Jewish leaders in St. Louis ask congresswoman to cut back on the vitriol toward Israel.

Drivers flee the scene in about 40% of crashes in the city, according to data from St. Louis police.

David W. Maas, 57, admitted Thursday that he went up to a man who had fled police and kicked him in the forehead.

Build-A-Bear Workshop’s first theatrical animated film, “Glisten and the Merry Mission,” will be on the big screen at Cinemark theaters starting Friday.

Missouri Appeals Court agrees that Secretary of State completely botched summary on proposed ballot initiative.

The exit ramp from Highway 40 (Interstate 64) to Ballas Road will shut down at 8 p.m. Friday for repairs. It's expected to reopen by 5 a.m. Monday.

In 1938, an article noted that some of the tree trunks were bigger than four feet around.