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Police said the homicide appeared to be related to a 19-year-old who was critically wounded Friday afternoon.

ROELAND PARK, Kan. — A St. Louis man has been convicted in a 38-year-old stabbing death in suburban Kansas City.

Porch pickup by local launderers crosses chore off to-do list for many St. Louis residents.

Lawmakers failed to approve bills to take over the St. Louis Police Department and appoint a special prosecutor to handle violent crimes in St. Louis.

There are third-graders who were not yet born when the St. Louis Cardinals last won a World Championship.

The city has awarded a two-year deal worth up to $500,000 to the St. Louis Vacancy Collaborative to address St. Louis' 24,000 vacant properties.

The St. Louis Cardinals may ask voters to approve sports betting after the Legislature failed to endorse a plan for the third year.

President and CEO Marie-Hélène Bernard explains how the Symphony has invested in the community in a way few orchestras have, creating world-class music, welcoming to all.

His blown call in the 1985 World Series overshadowed a career of excellence,

The fire captain said the family was not injured, according to fire department spokesperson Garon Mosby.

The 400-page yearbook devoted four pages to sex and alcohol in a way that lacked context and perpetuated some harmful myths.

The bills, approved on Wednesday, await action by Gov. Mike Parson.

Wesley Bell met with Kimberly M. Gardner Thursday to discuss ways his office can step in to help as she prepares to step down next month, but details remain unclear.

“Whatever can be done should be done to recruit more officers to the city department,” says a leading criminologist.

Three people were killed just minutes apart Friday afternoon in north St. Louis.

The children’s zoo area at the St. Louis Zoo will be rebuilt as a place where children and families can interact with and be inspired by animals.

Human remains were found Thursday at a former copper smelting plant in Madison County.

Bait has ended a four-year run that won acclaim for its upscale, seafood-focused menu.

The sewer district will spend almost $1 billion on two treatment plants that burn human waste. Councilman Ernie Trakas calls it a "catastrophe."

The man was shot about 8:30 a.m. in the 4200 block of Humphrey Street.