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St. Charles County's top election official is demanding an apology after a county councilman chastised a worker on Election Day and threatened that election officials "would end up in jail.”

Fans care most about the product on the field, said Cardinals president Bill DeWitt III. But there’s always pressure to keep the fan experience fun.

The proposed legislation, critics contend, could undermine the 2021 law meant to protect kids.

Supporters of Missouri’s near-total abortion ban say voters should decide whether to enshrine current restrictions in the state constitution.

The roster of people testifying includes aides and advisers to the speaker of the House.

The measure is the latest Republican attempt to rein in the power of voters to change the Missouri Constitution.

The movies come from many countries, but opening night is devoted to the films of students whose school was closed after the October 7 attacks on Israel.

Sedation means patients will be in the clinic a bit longer, up to an hour as the medicine wears off, and need to have someone with them to drive them home.

The most recent payroll study, made public in 2021, advocated bumping payroll by $22.4 million.

Rudolph Hlavaty was charged with second-degree child molestation and promoting a sexual performance by a child. He was in custody Wednesday without bond, police said.

Daniel Riley was convicted last month of causing a downtown crash that severed teenager Janae Edmondson's legs.

It's been a nasty Wednesday in St. Louis. Will the bad weather stick around Thursday for Cardinals opening day? Check out our latest forecast for everything you need to know.

The Essen Cabin was built by German immigrants in 1870 in an enclave once called Melrose. The city of Wildwood is now trying to give it new life.

A man facing murder and arson charges in St. Louis County was arrested last week in Nevada and charged with stabbing a police dog.

The Justice Department on Wednesday announced an expansion of its violent crime program to three new cities, including St. Louis.

According to the petition filed Tuesday, the two attorneys pressured Brian Dorsey into pleading guilty.

The Robertson Fire District says the union is killing the bill, which would reduce payments from Hazelwood that the city says are bankrupting it.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

A measure moving in the Senate would raise the age for annual exams of school bus drivers to 77.

The lawsuits name Sen. Rick Brattin of Harrisonville, Sen. Denny Hoskins of Warrensburg and Sen. Nick Schroer of St. Charles County.