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At a hearing Wednesday, the owners of south city businesses pleaded with a city appeals board to block Peter & Paul Community Services' plan to build a 100-bed shelter.

A man was found dead in a house after a fire broke out Tuesday evening.

Lawmakers are trying to pass a package of tax credits meant to grow child care options for Missouri workers after a failed effort last year.

But they’ve faced stiff pushback from some gambling industry leaders, including in Missouri, who argue that smoking bans drive gamblers away.

A bid to alter Senate rules failed on a 23-7 vote.

The small municipality is directing the county LCRA to submit plans by March or lose its authority to operate within the city.

Derek Bernard Nailor, 35, pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree in the shooting death of Tommy Byrd.

A special state convention, meeting downtown, formally freed the people who had been enslaved on Jan. 11, 1865.

Lucas Kunce, Wesley Bell and several state legislators seeking higher offices have scheduled appearances and fundraisers in coming days.

Senate education committee considers bringing MOScholars statewide, doubling salary cap.

Rashad Jamal White told the Post-Dispatch in a wide-ranging phone interview from a Georgia prison that his "University of Cosmic Intelligence" is simply a spiritual YouTube channel.

ST. CHARLES — Two men were shot Wednesday afternoon during an attempted robbery, police said.

The FAA has begun its environmental review of St. Louis Lambert International Airport's $2.8 billion plan to consolidate its 2 passenger terminals into 1 and make other changes.

Andrew Bailey’s testimony came a day after his main GOP opponent, Will Scharf, appeared at a hearing over whether Donald Trump has legal immunity

St. Louis NAACP President Adolphus Pruitt on Wednesday announced the results of 10-year effort to boost women and minority-owned contractors.

Missouri Republican Attorney General Andrew Bailey, whose office filed the lawsuit, lauded the ruling Wednesday on social media.

Proposed ordinance introduced Tuesday would, for the first time, create a process for handling ethics complaints against people appointed to Maplewood boards.

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 pair of school districts in the St. Louis region are set to receive more than $15.8 million in combined funding for electric school buses, thanks to an EPA grant.

After more than three weeks missing, a former resident of Northview Village Nursing Home has been located, authorities said Tuesday.