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Parishioners thought they had more time to save St. Roch and Little Flower schools from the downsizing of the Archdiocese of St. Louis.

The Hazelwood East High School student whose brutal assault gained national attention this week has suffered brain bleeding and swelling, a skull fracture, frontal lobe damage and other injuries.

Two of three municipalities that employ Wesley Bell’s chief of staff still haven’t provided copies of records of his invoices.

Deaths continue to outpace births in the St. Louis region, and not enough new residents are coming to offset it.

Consumers will pay as much as 12.7% in sales taxes at St. Louis City SC games.

Police said she had been shot twice.

Showers may continue through most of Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.

The chief clerk of the Missouri House said Dean Plocher threatened her job.

Severe storms are possible Wednesday evening, but the threat returns for Thursday. Thunderstorms are likely with damaging hail and wind expected in spots. Flooding and tornadoes can't be ruled out.

Democrats derailed business in the Senate after the sponsor of a plan to make constitutional amendments more difficult floated the idea of trying to force through a controversial version.

Justin Brooks loved football and was a leader on the field, said two people who knew the teenager through the city's recreational football league.

The music venue will celebrate its one year anniversary with a concert by local legend Steve Ewing.

SLU must become a program that is top-tier in its conference — annually. Every undergraduate student should experience at least one trip to the NCAA Tournament while enrolled.

The decision to delay final approval of two developments, Pinewoods Park Apartments and Interstate Crossing, came at the request of developers during Wednesday's meeting of the Wentzville Board of Aldermen.

About 10,000 people showed up at The Arena on March 14 to buy tickets to the April 15 Led Zeppelin concert.

A 17-year-old was charged Wednesday in the 2022 shooting death of a St. Louis County teen.

The U.S. Labor Department has fined a Park Hills vegetable operation more than $500,000 after an investigation found the company didn't pay workers proper overtime rates.

Removing current restrictions would help previously incarcerated people reintegrate into society once they have served their sentences, supporters of the bill said.

Lawmakers had previously considered allowing independent charters in all of St. Louis and St. Charles counties, but that was not in the final bill, which still needs another vote.

With written permission from just one parent, 16- and 17-year-olds in Missouri can enter into a legal marriage contract. But minors have limited legal recourse to leave abusive situations.