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A gunman was killed Tuesday after he barricaded himself in a home while shooting at neighboring houses and St. Louis County officers, police say.

Hanaway had declined to say whether her office would defend the Missouri Supreme Court's interpretation of state law after two losses at the U.S. Supreme Court.

Police spokesman Mitch McCoy said detectives were conducting interviews.

Ethan Hoese, a police officer with the Staunton Police Department died in a motorcycle crash outside of Grafton. He is survived by his fiancee' and 11-month-old-daughter, as well as his parents and brothers.

Tricia Derges was found guilty of 22 charges related to financial fraud, illegally providing prescription drugs and lying to patients at her clinics.

A proposal to roll back the Roadless Area Conservation Rule could wreak environmental havoc on ecologically valuable forest, including 11,000 acres of in the Shawnee National Forest, opponents say.

Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski said he made the "difficult decision" along with leaders of the charity's board of directors, but didn't detail reasons for the changes.

The ruling is a blow to the Bank of Washington, a politically-connected lender that financed much of NorthSide's land acquisitions and had taken the lead in the fight against the city's eminent domain action.

Money from Federal Aviation Administration earmarked to improve safety at MidAmerica Airport by revamping surrounding landscape to conform with FAA standards.

Extreme September heat is back, as St. Louis faces another heat advisory through Friday, with temperatures set to approach triple digits, while oppressive humidity makes conditions feel substantially hotter.

The status update from SLPS Superintendent Myra Berry was the third since the state downgraded the district to provisional accreditation.

Hundreds of acres of Franklin County farmland will soon be transformed into large-scale data centers after county leaders on Tuesday approved multi-million construction proposals despite public outcry from constituents.

"The only way to change the culture is addressing all the issues," said city jail chief Nate Hayward.

The board's approval followed a nearly two-hour discussion among board members and state and district officials on the merit of grading schools and districts with letter grades — and whether the framework ordered by Governor Mike Kehoe would accurately, and…

“Gun violence is not a joke,” Alderman Rasheen Aldridge said.

If an agreement is not reached by Sept. 25, teachers and staff will initiate a work stoppage in the district of 3,000 students.

Two other people in the second vehicle were also taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries.

The detective who was dragged by the car suffered minor injuries.

It’s so fun when food marketers get it so wrong.

Supporters of the settlement said it would help resolve lengthy claims that languish in court for years. Opponents say it’s not enough.