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A fire ripped through a vacant downtown warehouse Saturday morning, creating massive plumes of smoke that could be seen for miles.

The family of the victim, Trent Tuttle, who had been living on the streets for years, is wondering how that could happen.

Nearly 14.9 million passengers went through St. Louis Lambert International Airport last year, about 9% more than in 2022.

For the second time in a week, a St. Louis man has successfully claimed self-defense and been found not guilty of murder in a road rage shootout.

The Board of Aldermen on Friday passed tax incentives to help fund the renovation of a deteriorating downtown hotel amid a dispute between the would-be developer and a labor union.

Hours before a special school board meeting to vote on staff buyouts, the superintendent said buyout restrictions wouldn't give the district enough time to hire replacements before next school year.

After winning multiple legal fights, Operation Sand is claiming victory over one company and its plans to mine silica sand in Ste. Genevieve County.

At issued is facility planned for Johnson County, Kansas by Cnano Technologies, a company legislators say may be linked to Chinese Communist Party.

Iron County's sheriff resigns rather than face a trial to remove him. But like Trump, he hasn't been convicted of a crime.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen on Friday approved tax abatement to help fund renovation of a deteriorating downtown hotel.

Missouri Stands with Women, a group seeking to block the campaign, has reported fewer high-dollar donations.

A voter-led expansion of Medicaid in Missouri has resulted in more than 309,000 low-income adults receiving coverage.

Webster University has informed authorities about the "misappropriated property," which was uncovered in an audit.

Mardi Gras season really kicks off this week, Feb. 2-8, with the Purina Pet Parade, the wiener dog derby, and Taste of Soulard.

Onder will seek the Republican nomination in the 3rd Congressional District, joining Sen. Mary Elizabeth Coleman of Arnold.

A 15-year-old boy on Thursday evening was shot multiple times while walking in the city's Mark Twain neighborhood.

A 28-year-old man was shot and killed early Thursday in the city's North Pointe neighborhood.

Police on Friday identified the man who died late Wednesday after he was shot multiple times in the city's Gravois Park neighborhood.

Anyone who has paid attention to the country’s opioid crisis may wonder about the safety of taking these narcotics painkillers.