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Missouri is one of 36 states with laws preventing large state contracts with companies that boycott, divest from or sanction Israel.

Jewish leaders in St. Louis ask congresswoman to cut back on the vitriol toward Israel.

Drivers flee the scene in about 40% of crashes in the city, according to data from St. Louis police.

David W. Maas, 57, admitted Thursday that he went up to a man who had fled police and kicked him in the forehead.

Build-A-Bear Workshop’s first theatrical animated film, “Glisten and the Merry Mission,” will be on the big screen at Cinemark theaters starting Friday.

Missouri Appeals Court agrees that Secretary of State completely botched summary on proposed ballot initiative.

The exit ramp from Highway 40 (Interstate 64) to Ballas Road will shut down at 8 p.m. Friday for repairs. It's expected to reopen by 5 a.m. Monday.

In 1938, an article noted that some of the tree trunks were bigger than four feet around.

Two local companies are staying downtown after renewing their office leases.

Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do Nov. 3-9.

Without radio or TV around, the Post-Dispatch hosted gatherings around town where bulletins would be read as movies played.

Affinia Healthcare opened a new clinic, its sixth, on Thursday.

St. Charles County is set to spend $12 million on upgrades to the technology at its 911 center.

About 25% of St. Louis residents who were interviewed told researchers they have experienced or witnessed police officers using force, according to a report released Thursday.

A 20-year veteran of the Missouri attorney general’s office accused her employer of illegal age discrimination and retaliation in a lawsuit filed last month.

An anesthesiologist from Chesterfield pleaded not guilty Thursday to trying to pay someone to kill his wife and lying on a federal form to get a gun.

The tax preparation companies are seeking a change of venue from St. Louis.

But the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District said this week that the main purpose of the work is to inspect the tunnel and its connecting sewer lines.

St. Louis County’s top prosecutor gets nod from former County Executive Charlie Dooley, former state legislator Jill Schupp, 13 county mayors and police chiefs.

Southbound I-55/westbound I-70 between Illinois Route 203 and Exchange Avenue will close at 9 p.m. Friday and reopen by 5 a.m. Monday, IDOT says.