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The local debate over how much odor, if any, pot farms can emit comes as Missouri voters consider Amendment 3 to legalize recreational marijuana.

Police identified the victim as 17-year-old Caleb Balaban of St. Clair, Missouri. He was struck before 4 p.m. in the 1400 block of Kiefer Creek Road near Ridge Road.

The Tuesday election will be the first statewide balloting held under a new Missouri law requiring voters to produce a government-issued photo ID at polling places.

Sports collectibles vs. gaming collectibles. Old school vs. new school. There's plenty of room in the market for both approaches, local owners say.

Elijah P. Lovejoy, known for righteous and unforgiving prose, was almost 35 when he was killed Nov. 7, 1837.

Students and community members called for stricter gun laws on Sunday after an Oct. 24 school shooting that left one student and one teacher dead.

In 1964, two enterprising men bought the bed linens slept on by the Beatles from two hotels. They cut them into little pieces and sold them — and no, they didn't wash them first.

The man was shot in the face and chest.

Two people have died after a two-vehicle crash in north St. Louis on Saturday night.

A Fenton woman was struck and killed by a car while crossing an intersection on Route 30 in Jefferson County on Saturday night.

Alexzandria Bell, 15, was fatally shot, along with teacher Jean Kuczka, last month at Central and Collegiate high schools in south St. Louis.

Mark Mantovani, a late entry to the St. Louis County executive race, is a test for a party that has generally rewarded candidates who appeal to deep conservatives.

Shannon Watts has ties to St. Louis and says the recent school shooting in the city could have been prevented.

The police chief in Louisiana, Mo., has been charged with drug trafficking and stealing from an evidence locker. Meanwhile, there's talk of impeaching the mayor. What now for this small, Mississippi River town?

The city says a police evidence vault is nearly filled to the brim with drugs from 6,890 cases. It’s asking a judge to order some items destroyed.

"The Missouri legislature can, and does, do whatever it wants, but the members understand that it’s best to have some sort of rational argument for important actions. So the word was out. Finding voter fraud would be good."

Abby Knight cemented a place as a kicker on the Granite City High School varsity football team. “She’s very competitive. She’s not a fluke. She’s not a gimmick. She has a warrior’s heart. She’s one of us,” said assistant coach…

One Democratic lawmaker says the amendment looks like a power grab. But a Missouri National Guard Association lobbyist calls concerns unfounded.

Police responding to a call in the 300 block of South Church Street found three female victims suffering from gunshot wounds.

The complaint comes a day after the Chicago Tribune first reported the head of the PAC, Dan Proft, tried to intercede in a potential legal matter involving Bailey.