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The CEO of the Town and Country-based consulting firm Perficient will step down in October.

Mysteries about lead-contaminated water stubbornly persist in rural Jefferson County, even after more than 15 years of samples from 1,400-plus local wells.

Car prices are up, inventory is down — and no one sees “normal” coming back.

A woman died after she was shot late Tuesday in a Bellefontaine Neighbors home.

The directive to present ‘rosy’ range estimates to drivers came from Musk.

The high temperature is predicted to hit 103 on Thursday in St. Louis, which would be the first time the city has hit triple digits in a year

A protest blossomed into a general strike, paralyzing the city's industry and commerce. Some historians say it was the biggest of its sort ever in America.

Contour Airlines will begin offering flights between O’Hare and Marion, Illinois, Kirksville, Missouri, and Owensboro, Kentucky.

Rep. Lindsey LaPointe, D-Chicago, said that on any given night, about 4,500 people in Illinois are without shelter and the average wait time to receive housing services is 802 days.

The board for Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority approved incentives for a slew of projects in the city of St. Louis.

Police are looking for a man they say grabbed a child who was riding his bike and sexually assaulted him in the St. Louis Hills neighborhood.

More than 75 automated license plate readers are slated to be installed on Metro East interstates before the end of the year, according to Illinois State Police.

Anheuser-Busch will be laying off a portion of its corporate employees, an A-B spokesperson confirmed Wednesday.

The Major Case Squad is investigating the fatal shooting.

An assortment of conservative jurists is lining up to replace one of the court's remaining Democratic appointees.

Abortion rights supporters are trying to restore the procedure in Missouri after it was banned last year

The news director at St. Louis Public Radio will step down this week, after five months in the position.

Rep. Eric Burlison, a Republican, helped push for the hearing on UFOs, saying there are too many areas where the government covers up information.

Ordinance limiting locations may mean no place qualifies for drag performances in the city of ‘faith, family and flag.’

Not Just Paint, a creative arts studio, officially opened for business July 13 in St. Peters.