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A local construction giant is pitching a massive homebuilding project that could more than double the population of a small but growing city in St. Charles County.

In 2019, Jessica Joniak fell from the stage at the St. Louis Blues Stanley Cup rally. A traumatic brain injury from that fall has changed her life, she says.

Webster Groves ended last fiscal year with a $1.3 million surplus. Most of the savings, officials said, are from the city being understaffed most of the year.

Police from four St. Louis-area counties will train at the facility.

It’s not just the warming atmosphere that makes heat waves more unbearable in cities like St. Louis. The 'heat island effect' makes it worse.

Headlines from the Sept. 23, 1926, front page include: Government to show Daugherty got part of King's fee

Cunningham, Jr., Edwin J - St. Louis, MO

June 1, 1938 - September 19, 2026

After a passenger contagious with measles boarded in Sedalia, Train 318 made several stops in the St. Louis area on its way to Chicago.

The lawsuit from one of the CVC's sponsoring local governments came amid its annual meeting with hotel and tourism attraction leaders.

For the first time in 26 years, Dan Cuneo will not have a seat on the Special School District or St. Louis County's Board of Education.

Airline will increase to daily flights from April 19 to June 28 and from Sept. 6 to Oct. 30.

Ferguson residents are blasting a developer’s promise to donate millions of dollars to a nonprofit with ties to the City Council — if the city approves his data center plan.

One new lion has come to the St. Louis Zoo, and another is on his way soon.Six-year-old Araali made her debut Sept. 22. A 12-year-old companion, Bantu, is on his way.The zoo has had lions since 1914, but has not…

Tonia Haddix's attorney said her 46-month prison sentence stands out when looking at similar perjury and obstruction cases, which typically see sentencing ranges of 24 to 28 months.

The state auditor's office has launched a performance audit of Special School District of St. Louis County after years of challenges at the county's provider of specialized public education.

An O'Fallon, Mo., man who had "disdain" for police used medieval-like metal spikes to damage tires on officers' cars, prosecutors say.

Ruling leaves unclear which district lines will be used in the November election.

And it's the second time in nearly six years that train cars have jumped the tracks on a railroad bridge in Ferguson.

The Missouri Supreme Court had barely settled the immediate question of which congressional map is legally in effect before some Republicans began looking ahead to drawing another one. Minutes after the court ruled unanimously against use of a gerrymandered map…