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The parents of the late LaMarco Love are asking a Cole County judge to require Missouri to turn over video or audio recordings of the cell in which Love was housed the day he died.

The Madison County coroner's office used dental records to identify the victim as Kenneth Staggs of Bethalto, Illinois.

As many as one-third of the 80 Catholic grade schools across the region could close next year under the "All Things New" downsizing plan.

St. Louis aldermen met on how to spend $250 million in Rams settlement money. They took no action. But they did explain the "process" to get "input."

Teese 2023 will take place Saturday at Hot Java Bar, the event's first time in the Grove. Spinning are DJ Reminise and Goodbrotherlyzm.

Ruby Leigh, of Foley, Missouri, performed “I Want to Be a Cowboy’s Sweetheart” by Patsy Montana.

Turbulence continues at the community radio station after 10 DJs were fired Friday.

Veteran commercial real estate executive Dean Mueller has joined BurkHill Real Estate as managing principal

Youth jail needs more money to hire more staff, county juvenile jail and court leaders told the county council at a meeting this week.

Bobby Greenlease is kidnapped in Kansas City in a case that will travel across the state when the kidnappers flee to St. Louis.

The Ruler Foods grocery store here remained closed Wednesday afternoon as structural engineers continue to monitor the mine subsidence that is occurring.

A man was shot and killed Wednesday afternoon in the city's Dutchtown neighborhood.

The new monument in Calvary Cemetery is 9 feet tall and engraved with a portrait of Dred Scott, biblical passages and information about his legal fight.

A 30-year-old Family Dollar employee was shot in the face Tuesday afternoon by a coworker during an argument in Old North St. Louis, police said.

Korrie D. Black killed his 16-year-old friend during a dispute over a gun he borrowed, evidence showed.

Other concerts coming to St. Louis in October include the 1975, Bob Dylan, Sexxy Red, Lucinda Williams and

St. Louis-based Centene is planning to lay off roughly 2,000 workers, roughly 3% of its workforce, as its business evolves, the St. Louis-based company said Tuesday.

The Missouri Supreme Court also heard arguments on legislation giving more protections to police officers under investigation for misconduct.

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 crash was reported shortly before 4 p.m. near the intersection of Humboldt Avenue and North Broadway. It sent seven people to the hospital.