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The proposal, which awaits one more vote in the House before moving to the Senate, would bar a change to ranked choice or approval voting.

The latest musical from producer and St. Louis native Mike Bosner is set in Cobb County, whose economy depends on corn.

The latest restaurant from acclaimed chef-restaurateur Gerard Craft will blend American barbecue technique with globally inspired seasonings.

Bill would make it easier to secure a refund for remote work. Critics say bill could have a ‘devastating’ effect on city revenues.

Dr. Richard D. Brasington drowned Sunday when he waded into the water while fishing on the North Fork of the White River.

Its actions come after a Post-Dispatch report that documents containing Social Security numbers and other private information for thousands of Missourians are accessible to anyone using the Casenet website.

The Illinois State Police said more than 30 people were injured in the crashes late Monday morning about 75 miles north of St. Louis. A 17-mile stretch of the highway remained shut down in the late afternoon.

Officers were called to a home on the 2700 Rottingdean Drive for a welfare check shortly before 4 p.m.

After a clerical error led St. Louis County to overpay as much as $7 million in sales tax proceeds to Brentwood and shortchange dozens of other cities, County Executive Sam Page wants to automate the monthly tax disbursement.

Collector of Revenue Gregory F.X. Daly's decision comes five years after he fought a state effort to take away the contract his office has had since 2000.

It's a nonbinding recommendation, and the council will make the final decision.

The Chesterfield pharmaceutical company Avadel on Monday said it has received FDA approval for its narcolepsy drug.

For 13 anxious days in October 1962, Joseph D. Swartz, a brand-new U.S. sailor on his first-ever cruise, waited as tensions escalated between two Cold War adversaries during the Cuban Missile Crisis.

An analyst says that if nothing is done to address an informal boycott, the brand runs the risk of losing its status as the most-popular beer in the country.

The bill passed in the House March 16 on a 67-38 vote — with 36 no votes coming from Republicans — and is now before the Senate.

Illinois officials on Monday urged Medicaid recipients in the state to take action to ensure they don't lose coverage in the coming year.

Ex-employee at transgender center says number of patients treated at clinic is higher than Washington University has reported.

The recall only affects large packages of meat sold Sunday between 4 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.

Aerosmith's "Peace Out" tour comes to Enterprise Center on Oct. 26.

Federal law, which requires doctors to treat patients in emergency situations, trumps state laws, the nation’s top health official said in a statement.