A teenager accused in the February killing of a 15-year-old Lake Saint Louis girl described his tumultuous upbringing at a hearing Monday that will help determine if the teen is charged as an adult.
A Hazelwood doctor who is fighting to become an Iowa-licensed physician was once accused of waging a campaign of harassment aimed at a colleague who questioned his abilities.
Organizers behind a new program that keeps two St. Louis rec centers open late on weekend nights said they plan to boost social media outreach and community canvassing after few teens showed on Friday and Saturday.
Jaxson Dreiling is described by city leaders as a "young champion who has inspired the community with his resilience and unwavering spirit" following his diagnosis with stage four chronic kidney disease in January 2022.
Matthew Jones, a 37-year-old man whose home exploded early Monday while he was at work, tried to be upbeat — "it's only a house" — and was thankful no one was hurt.
The Colorado Springs mass shooter who targeted LGBTQ+ patrons in a calculated attack last year that killed five people pleaded guilty to murder and other charges.
The bill would establish a grant program, $350 million a year for five years, to help to pay for travel-related expenses for people seeking an abortion.
A new emergency rule gives pharmacies more latitude in combining drugs needed for chemotherapy in an attempt to stop hospitals from rationing care because of the shortage.
Missouri Republican Blaine Luetkemeyer and Illinois Democrat Nikki Budzinski support spending $75M to improve transportation on Mississippi, Illinois rivers
Kids across St. Louis largely said last week that they liked the idea of extending rec center hours. Gun violence is a real problem here, they said. They need someplace fun and safe to go.
By Victor Stefanescu and Alex Vargas St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Intersessions is stacked with workshops and panels for industry professionals, up-and-coming artists and students interested in music, art, technology and entrepreneurship.
Two men are facing federal charges after they shined laser pointers at St. Louis-area police helicopters. Those kinds of cases are on the rise, officials say, mainly because people don't understand how dangerous it can be.
Shalonda Webb bypasses local Democratic candidate Bell and throws support to Independence’s Kunce in primary race aimed at unseating U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley.
The chair of the city’s first Reparations Commission vows not only to listen to the public, but to hold elected officials accountable for acting on its recommendations.
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