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A consolidation plan for St. Louis Public Schools has been finalized and is set for a vote by the board next month.

Jacob Morley, 28, was serving a life sentence when he escaped through a Tennessee prison’s fence Sunday evening before stealing a truck and driving off, according to Tennessee authorities.

A police SUV crashed into a St. Louis gay bar. Then an officer handcuffed the owner. Now that cop is defending himself in court.

Officials here plan to turn the site of a long-vacant mall in north St. Louis County into a new residential community for more than 2,000 people.

A casino security supervisor carried out a box containing $150,000, but casino officials determined the release of the money hadn’t been approved.

Ice Cream Specialties traces its roots as a local ice cream business to 1957, before it expanded into a full-service frozen treat manufacturer.

St. Louis crews have demolished 560 buildings so far and expected to clear 140 more by the end of the year.

Martell Williams, 27, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to interfere with commerce by robbery. He's been out on bond and his sentencing hearing has not been scheduled.

The bookstore, at 12581 Olive Blvd., is 25,000 square feet and features Barnes and Noble’s new design with a “lighter, brighter, and more welcoming environment.”

Jevon E. Wilbourn, 31, of Collinsville, was charged Friday with first-degree murder in the Sept. 18 shooting death of Charles Tiller, 38, of Madison.

Incident occurs Monday afternoon on East Caroline Street.

The city comptroller’s office said it had received necessary guidance from city lawyers and the personnel director.

Fatal crash took place about 9:30 p.m. Saturday on Highway 30 near Cedar Hill.

I had a question about workers' comp cases in St. Louis police department. I filed a Sunshine Law request. The answers were surprising.

Nick La Strada filed a whistleblower lawsuit Missouri Secretary of state Denny Hoskins after a rough week for the state offical.

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City administrators said the move would help deter incidents like drug use, vandalism or fights, but several city council members raised concerns about how it would enforced.

St. Charles County mobile home park residents are scrambling to find housing after they were ordered to leave their homes to make way for a new shopping center.

Officials said the advisory would likely be lifted Wednesday evening.

Several changes are expected in the final proposal being presented to the SLPS board Tuesday and scheduled for a vote Nov. 10.