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Ameren has plans to build or acquire new solar projects capable of powering about 95,000 average-sized homes — the company's largest-ever commitment to solar energy.

The bills would require people renting out homes to apply for permits and business licenses and to designate a 24-hour contact person.

The U.S. Air Force has contracted with WingXpand, a local aerospace startup, to help detect early signs of wildfires using an aircraft equipped with a smart computer.

Keith Williamson is set to join Gore's office pro bono to lead community engagement efforts.

Police released photos Tuesday of three suspects and one witness they are seeking. A teen taken taken into custody soon after the shooting was released to a parent Monday.

Nicole Galloway, a Democrat, left office as auditor in January.

Parson is poised to name three judges to the high court before leaving office in January 2025.

Public safety officials are also expected on Tuesday to address the subpoena-powered jail board.

Officials are hoping to use millions in federal grant funding to offer voluntary buyouts to up to 100 homeowners in St. Charles County, but residents' responses have been mixed.

A plan to connect St. Louis’ new professional soccer stadium and Harris-Stowe State University with a pedestrian path received a $2 million infusion of state cash Tuesday.

With public frustration on rise, Ferguson Police Chief Troy Doyle started 'Temp Tag Tuesday," when officers pay close attention to drivers with expired plates, tags.

Attorney General Andrew Bailey, who has refused to sign off on the amendment's potential cost estimate, will have to do so, the judge ordered

Several tenants said Monday they had concerns about security long before the incident. And the family of the boy who died said they warned him about the streets and wondered how to tackle the problem of kids with guns in…

“It's about making sure that we were doing things to draw attention to what this day really means in history,” said the mayor of Dellwood.

Soon, the Statue of Liberty will be lifting her lamp beside the golden door of Sauget. Well, maybe not the Statue of Liberty. But certainly a Statue of Liberty.

🎧 As summer begins, Kate Marvel from Project Drawdown talks with the team about the solutions already in place to help slow climate change.

Brian Hoelscher will retire at the end of June 2024 after his contract expires.

A Franklin County woman was charged Saturday with stealing a family's SUV and driving away with a child still inside.

Developers are seeking to build a 356-acre, 556-home subdivision known as "Tall Tree" on the largely rural, wooded land along the Highway DD corridor west of O'Fallon.

Residents here will start paying for their trash pickup services for the first time this fall, and the Shaw Park pool is set to close earlier than in years past as the city faces a projected $2.2 million budget deficit.