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Democrat Trina Nelson is among three vying to replace Rep. Joe Adams in the House.

The fate of a second effort at building a controversial home development on rural land here will be decided Monday night by the St. Charles County Council.

"We can only move forward if we know our history," said St. Louis Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski.

A showing of "Inside Out 2" turned into a harrowing experience for families when a boy stood up toward the end and started firing a pellet gun into the crowd.

Six people were shot, including a man who died, early Sunday in downtown St. Louis.

And though it aims to be a space for people to play Dungeons & Dragons, Dirty 20 Bar is where the owners say "nerds" of all kinds can find community

Personal financial issues for the Riverfront Times' owner could have made the job even tougher. He says lagging revenue was the real culprit.

Ameren said Friday that the plan stands to save customers $120 million over 15 years — or the equivalent of $70 million, in the present day.

Bill McClellan writes: In 1981, Jim Stoien began selling newspapers at Barnes and Jewish hospitals. By the time I met him in 1994, he was a fixture.

Mortgage rates continued slipping downward this week, in the absence of any major market movements or economic data releases.

Personal loans and personal lines of credit are both helpful tools to cover large expenses.

Ballwin police were called to Clayton and Kehrs Mill road, near the western edge of Ballwin, for a report of a bear in someone's front yard.

A 16-year-old boy was shot in the arm early Saturday in the city's West End neighborhood.

The region's two police unions cite poor morale, low staffing and operational issues that they blame largely on St. Louis County police Chief Kenneth Gregory.

The Eureka couple stabbed at a Nebraska rest area this week were en route to the West Coast on their first RV road trip since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. The man was killed.

Washington University faculty will form a committee to investigate two April protests and their fallout after about 100 people were arrested and several faculty members and students were suspended.

Meanwhile, Attorney General Andrew Bailey will not be attending a Monday forum at the Ritz in Clayton.

But the personnel director didn't blink. “There’s nothing I’m concerned about,” she said.

The university laid off 12 staff and two faculty members this week as part of an effort to cut 10% of the operating budget.

The board unanimously approved a resolution honoring the end of St. Louis Public Schools' full-service program, which was not eliminated.