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Three papers released this year found poor financial results for consumers in states with legalized sports gambling.

The new owner alleges the developer "artificially inflated" the occupancy at Bold on Blvd to get a higher sales price for the 272-unit complex.

He rose from humble beginnings in rural Missouri to found a billion-dollar investment firm, bankroll political campaigns and serve as an ambassador.

Karlla Dozier, chief of human resources compliance, is on leave and Angie Banks, chief financial officer, retires Dec. 31.

St. Louis County said there were 115 local cases of E. coli, 13 hospitalizations and three cases of a serious condition that can damage kidneys.

The Railway Exchange Building and the AT&T tower could benefit from the plan

Incoming Senate President Cindy O’Laughlin, R-Shelbina, on Wednesday tied the effort to the court’s 4-3 decision in September to keep the abortion-rights Amendment 3 on the November ballot.

Jackson County Circuit Judge Jerri Zhang did not immediately rule after Wednesday’s hearing. Planned Parenthood had asked her to issue a temporary order blocking enforcement of Missouri’s numerous abortion laws.

Maneuvers tied to replacing Wesley Bell as top prosecutor include moves by judges, lawyers and even former legislators which may hint at 2026 election factors

Kathleen "Kitty" Ratcliffe, who headed the regional Convention and Visitors Commission for 18 years, retired in August.

A deputy's rolling road block prevented a pregnant woman from plunging into a lake on a frigid night after her brakes failed.

Police were called to the 1800 block of Coleman Street shortly after 7 p.m. Wednesday. They found the victim shot in the street.

A St. Clair woman, apparently angry that a portion of a bank parking lot was closed, drove her vehicle into a worker, police said.

Sheriff-elect Alfred Montgomery notified the current sheriff's top brass Wednesday that they'll be out of a job when he takes over next month, the outgoing sheriff said.

Hankins Construction sued Jennings, a city in north St. Louis County, after Mayor Gary Johnson canceled the company's $11 million contract to build a city hall and community center.

The victim was identified Wednesday as Dionna Samuel, 23, of Belleville. A spokesman for the fast-food restaurant said Samuel was on a management track and worked there with her mother.

More than 2 million Missourians insured by Anthem will continue to have medical care with Mercy providers fully covered.

Sandra Karsten worked for the Missouri Department of Public Safety for nearly four decades.

He was sentenced to life for first-degree murder and first-degree sex abuse in Angie Housman's death. He was also serving a 40-year sentence in a separate sodomy case.

New home in historic district is causing flooding for house next door; the matter has ended up in court.