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St. Louis County Executive Sam Page and other leaders went to London for a trade mission and the Cardinals game. But the organizers say no taxpayer money was used.

U.S. District Judge Matthew T. Schelp stated in his order Monday that Johnny A. Johnson’s argument for insanity "misses the mark."

The epidemic inflicted its worst in late July with a weekly toll of 640, seven times the city's normal death rate.

Build-A-Bear founder Maxine Clark, prominent local defense attorneys among top donors to St. Louis County prosecutor’s Senate bid.

Kehoe’s cash advantage will be put to the test over the next year as he tries to dislodge Ashcroft as GOP front-runner.

WestRock Co. will close one of its St. Louis facilities, laying off 54 workers, in September, according to a notice filed with the state Friday.

Antonio Shumpert pleaded guilty in the 2020 killing of 20-year-old Kyron Moore.

Charges say Samuel Davis turned off his body camera and drove a man to a remote area of Kinloch before beating him and leaving there with a broken jaw.

Columnist Bill McClellan found his ancestors' motto: "Think On."

The bank said that the overall rejection rate for credit applicants rose to its highest level since June 2018.

Police on Monday identified a man who died last week after police used a Taser on him in the city's Gravois Park neighborhood.

A man in his 30s, not yet identified by police, was found shot in the head just before 10 p.m. in the 2700 block of Gasconade Street.

The exit, which will shut down overnight Monday to accommodate construction work, is near the airport's C and D parking lots.

Police on Monday identified the woman who was shot and killed early on July 7 in The Ville neighborhood of St. Louis.

Pursuing criminal prosecutions against doctors “who provide ... care in the best interests of their patients ... does not fit within the concept of justice,” wrote attorneys in the filing.

Lake Saint Louis police Chief Chris DiGiuseppi said, "It's a terrible tragedy and we are trying to help the family get through it."

Drivers who cruise the region with expired temp tags told the Post-Dispatch that the high price of sales taxes and the all-at-once payments hold them back from getting plates.

Ron Daugherty explains how Daugherty Business Solutions became involved in the Advocates Pro Tour, whose goal is to bring greater diversity to golf by developing African Americans and other minorities for careers in golf.

Advocates have repeatedly raised alarms about cases just like Brenda Coffman's: There aren't enough walk-up beds for people who need emergency overnight shelter.

In an effort to breathe life back into the Gulf of Mexico’s "dead zone," where a lack of oxygen kills or drives away most sea creatures, Missouri is requiring major wastewater treatment facilities to significantly limit the amount of phosphorus…