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“Regulation could severely handicap us,” wrote Stephen Thaler, who runs Imagination Engines in St. Charles.

Ashcroft acted after Republican lawmakers failed to pass a similar measure during the state’s legislative session that ended on May 12.

Researchers at the St. Louis university have developed an air monitor that can alert users to the presence of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus responsible for COVID-19 — in five minutes.

"It will go at speed of 12 miles an hour. The battery must be renewed every 30 miles, but that is done in a moment's time."

Gov. Mike Parson vetoes a public safety priority in St. Louis but approves rural projects that local taxpayers are helping fund. Is this ‘rural socialism?’

The field already includes Marine veteran Lucas Kunce, the runner-up in last year’s U.S. Senate primary, and St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell.

City aldermen are joining a fight the civilian jail oversight board and criminal justice advocates have been waging to increase transparency about violence at the city justice center.

Rep. Crystal Quade is the minority party leader of the Missouri House.

A new pet hospital is slated to open in Brentwood. Veterinary Emergency Group Brentwood hopes to offer compassionate care and alleviate the strain on veterinary emergency care in the region.

Evans Howard Place, a predominantly Black neighborhood, was replaced by chain stores.

On July 9, 1977, 45,000 rock fans sweated it out at Busch Stadium to see Ted Nugent, REO Speedwagon, Head East, Gypsy and Judas Priest perform at Superjam.

Both the 618 area code and 730 area code will coincide in the southern Illinois region. The ICC approved the new area code "overlay" in December.

Police on Saturday identified the man who was shot and killed early Friday on the border of the city's Tower Grove South and Dutchtown neighborhoods.

Some meteorologists don’t see harassment as a direct result of their reporting on climate change; it’s a pervasive issue in the industry and targets some more than others.

All the victims survived, police say.

A viral Facebook post from a witness mentions a man found injured in a field told her he was assaulted by a Kinloch officer.

The official designation says hundreds of UFO sightings occurred between February and April 1973 in Piedmont and Wayne County.

Were you there when the Dead played MRF on July 8, 1970? We were, and here's our review.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker indicated he’d continue to be cautious when considering spending priorities for one-time revenues, as revenues have fluctuated wildly from month to month in recent years.

Measure, which goes into effect Aug. 28, is designed to ease the steep drop off in public benefits that low-income Missourians face when they receive even a modest increase in income.