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The secretary of state is Missouri's top election official

Merritts was indicted last year for filing fraudulent applications with the Small Business Administration for COVID-19 relief money.

The amount offsets the loss of private donations that supplemented Tracy's salary since he came to St. Louis from Delaware three years ago.

The $50 million award to the Heartland Fund matches the largest allocation the fund received in 2020, according to a release.

Safety inspections for most vehicles would be eliminated under a bill that could be on a fast track in the General Assembly.

Bryant Watkins, 48, died in the incident Sunday night, police said.

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.

The deal will provide manufacturing jobs and help ensure “quality, cost efficiency, speed of innovation and supply security for our brands,” A-B InBev said in a press release.

Outgoing Democratic state senator Williams appears to have easier path to victory after incumbent Sam Page announced last month he would not run again

Health officials in Missouri and Illinois are still recommending flu shots for children six months and older despite federal officials scrapping that guidance earlier this week.

At night, former Chesterfield paramedic and firefighter David Becker, 71, messaged a woman in France who claimed to have an 11-year-old daughter.

Supporters are hoping to convince voters here to amend the city's charter and require an election before the city sells any more of its parkland

Missouri lawmakers are set to launch their annual legislative session Wednesday. Here are key issues and topics to watch.

Through extraordinary efforts by Washington correspondents Richard Dudman and Thomas Ottenad, the Post-Dispatch obtained as yet unpublished sections of the Pentagon Papers.

U.S. Figure Skating CEO Matt Farrell says St. Louis is a perfect host city because of its ice venues and “sports crazy” fans.

Nearly half of Steve Lindsey’s total compensation from the 2025 fiscal year stemmed from his severance payout.

The City Council had until Jan. 27 to approve the tax proposals, both introduced formally in recent weeks, in order to get them on the April 7 municipal election ballot.

A recent Russian bombing strike severely damaged a Ukrainian facility owned by Bunge, the global agribusiness giant based in Chesterfield

Headlines from the Jan. 7, 1926, front page include: Laborer acquired $75,000 by saving and investments

Eiler, Philip W. "Bud" - St Louis, MO