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Graduate Workers of St. Louis University-UAW's ratification vote closed Friday with a 72% voter turnout, said Zach Davis, a member of the union's bargaining committee.

Mayor Gary Johnson urged "fostering cohesive communication, rather than adversarial interactions" between the city and police.

A suspect shot two people, and police shot the suspect.

The federal money also will pay for airport purchasing new transponders to enhance safety at St. Louis Downtown Airport, U.S. Rep. Nikki Budzinski announced

The Norfolk Southern freight train crashed near Ferguson and Paul avenues.

U.S. Rep. Mary Miller, one of the three House members who represent the Metro East area, recently introduced a bill that takes aim squarely at the political left.

In recent months, critics have blasted automated license plate readers as ubiquitous intrusions of privacy. Now police departments and camera companies a question: Are the photos and data public information?

The Post-Dispatch’s Public Pay database includes 2025 earnings for mayors, teachers, police and other public servants in the St. Louis area.

A St. Louis planner has pitched replacing the old Scullin Elementary with sports fields, a nature playscape, arts studios, an amphitheater and even an urban farm.

The Missouri Highway Patrol would not identify the woman. She was 42 and lived in Dupo.

The man was found unresponsive in his cell at 5:53 p.m. Saturday.

Attorneys for St. Louis County and the CVC have been trading letters since Page appointed former County Councilwoman Rochelle Walton Gray and former CVC President Kitty Ratcliffe.

The Suntrup family has been servicing and selling cars in the St. Louis area for almost 70 years.

The shooting occurred outside at 6810 State St., at a repast, a gathering of friends and family after a funeral, according to the Illinois State Patrol.

A woman and man were shot and killed at clubs in the Metro East just hours apart. Police wouldn't say if the shootings were related.

Headlines from the Sept. 21, 1926, front page include: Water and food rationed in Miami; storm dead 375

Data center debates have raged in the St. Louis area. In West Des Moines, residents have dealt with data centers for years. Here's what they've seen.

Siddharth Jawahar was set to pay Republican operative Jeff Roe. Then U.S. Rep. Sam Graves wrote a letter to the judge and a story appeared in the Jefferson City paper.

Officers shot a suspect who had fired a gun into a crowd of kids in St. Ann on Saturday night, leaving the suspect in critical condition, according to police.

The shootings happened a few hours apart early Sunday morning, according to police.