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Joggers, walkers, people with disabilities and community groups have all complained that the bill would unfairly target them.

He faces up to five years in prison and/or a fine of up to $250,000— in addition to paying back the money.

The elevator hadn't run since record flooding last July.

The theater will be the fourth area location in the B&B Theatres chain but the first to include so many extra-theatrical amenities.

Several officers on Tuesday were recognized for lifesaving actions after two St. Louis police officers were shot in Ferguson last year.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey addressed almost 1,000 people gathered Tuesday morning in St. Charles for an annual breakfast that honors officers killed in the line of duty.

Loreal Goode was shot and killed in front of her 14-year-old daughter in June 2018 in a Family Dollar parking lot.

Police say a state trooper was wounded in southern Illinois during an exchange of gunfire that left a New Mexico motorist dead. Illinois State Police say a trooper stopped about 3 a.m. on Interstate 64 to assist a stranded motorist.…

Live Nation’s Concert Week runs May 10-16.

New batch of judges and lawyers surfaces as possible successors to embattled St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner, who is set to resign June 1.

Sports betting is legal is nearly all states surrounding Missouri.

Spencer's decision fits with a growing trend of aldermen making the board their primary occupation.

Pending Gov. Mike Parson's signature, college coaches can be more involved in athletes' NIL activity, while Missouri high school prospects will be free to earn endorsement money once they sign with in-state colleges.

Prosecutors on Tuesday charged a 25-year-old man with murder after they say he killed a 62-year-old man, wrapped the man in plastic, and dumped his body just north of downtown St. Louis last month.

The Missouri Cannabis Trade Association says the rule would be ‘unduly burdensome’ and not reasonable to require businesses to create new labels.

"We're afraid of the demographics that are going to be targeted. It's always easy to approach the people that you feel are less likely to say anything," said Robyn Wallen, transportation committee chairperson for the Missouri Council of the Blind.

Angelo Hughes died after his car veered off the road April 9 and struck a building in the 3100 block of North Broadway.

The Senate will still need to sign off on the compromise measure before it appears on a statewide ballot.

On Thursday, the north outreach center of the St. Louis Crisis Nursery, 2433 North Grand, will be renamed the “William F. Siedhoff Family Empowerment Center.”

As marijuana has become far more mainstream, potent, and sometimes dangerous, uneven regulation at the state and federal levels leaves consumers at risk.