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Utah and Arizona planned to keep their national parks open if a shutdown occurred.

On Tuesday, former Lyft driver Larry D. Ward, 57, was sentenced to 13 years in prison for raping and kidnapping a woman he picked up when he was a Lyft driver in 2019.

George Draper retired in August after serving roughly 12 years on the state's highest court.

A man died last month in St. Louis' downtown jail from a lack of insulin and dehydration, according to his autopsy.

Federal authorities asked the city’s development arm to release tax incentive records related to a 152-unit apartment building on Pershing Avenue developed by Lux Living.

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A mayoral aide said police received roughly 50 calls between Aug. 14 and Sept. 28. There were 33 calls to emergency services for overdoses, seizures and other medical emergencies.

A cyberattack has led to the cancellation Tuesday of most Metro Transit paratransit van service, the agency announced.

Panera Bread — better known here as St. Louis Bread Co. — is coming back to University City after eight years away.

The Legacy Ice Foundation says it has already made gains toward a turnaround at the Centene Community Ice Center, with key upcoming hockey events.

A man was shot dead Monday afternoon in Ferguson.

A woman was killed Monday evening and three others were seriously injured in a five-car crash at Chambers Road and West Florissant Avenue.

Torch Electronics had sought to prohibit police from investigating or prosecuting his company, which has supplied thousands of slot machines to businesses across the state.

City leaders are looking to chart a new course for the homeless as dozens camp outside City Hall.

STL CityWide was known as Asprient Properties and is registered to Vic Alston, who with brother Sid Chakraverty, have developed more than 1,000 apartments in St. Louis and own hundreds more.

The state ethics commission has fined five former St. Louis-area political candidates with violating campaign finance disclosure rules.

Black activists picketed the Veiled Prophet Ball, complaining that the organization was racist and elitist. A man dressed as the "Black Veiled Prophet" and his queen joined the protest.

The additional licenses were mandated in the constitutional amendment voters approved last November legalizing marijuana for individuals 21 and older.

John W. Springer pleaded guilty to a single count of leaving the scene of a deadly crash on Oct. 16, 2019 that left 38-year-old Melissa Bassett fatally injured.

Polished, formerly the St. Louis-based Goedeker’s, is looking to consolidate its shares of stocks to avoid delisting from the New York Stock Exchange.