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More than 200,000 are expected to lose Medicaid health insurance coverage once the process is complete.

Saint Louis folks should be prepared for high temperatures. Temperatures are projected to be a quite blistering high of 91. Today has the makings of a perfect day to hit the pool or find a nice air-conditioned room. We'll see…

The one-vote victory in the runoff for Alderwoman Charlee McBride came after a tie between the two candidates in April's election.

LaTaunia Kenner’s demotion comes as Comptroller Darlene Green’s other top deputy plans to retire and the office struggles with turnover, paying city bills.

The night in July was magical and a stadium packed with people singing along with every lyric. A stranger snapped a photo, and a St. Louisan has a memory preserved.

Only 48 licenses will be awarded in October after about 1,600 applications were recently submitted for new marijuana business licenses.

Residents of the SoHo apartments in Soulard complain about slapdash construction, unauthorized entries into units from staff and short-term rentals.

Argentina officials commemorated the life of Train, a beloved rescue dog trained to track animals in the wild after humble beginnings in St. Louis.

Nathaniel Edwards, 30, was set to face trial next week for seven charges, including first-degree murder. But prosecutors offered a deal when the case against Edwards largely fell apart.

Most judges are very careful about their ethical obligations. The example of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas stands in contrast.

More than 30 Call-A-Ride customers for several months will test using the agency's Transit app via smartphones. Bus and MetroLink riders have been able to use the app to buy tickets since mid-2020.

The south St. Louis parish merged with St. Joan of Arc and St. Mary Magdalen to form a new parish, but the closure of now awaits a Vatican appeal.

Leaders of several St. Louis neighborhoods followed the campaigns for special taxes in Holly Hills and St. Louis Hills, two prosperous south city areas.

A 63-year-old woman took on Tally, the Schnucks grocery store robot, in a recent kerfuffle, according to felony charges filed in St. Louis County this week.

The law targets dozens of specific brands or types of rifles and handguns, including the AR-15 rifle.

A Berkeley man was sentenced Friday in the 2018 shooting deaths of two people — including a utility worker struck by a stray bullet on the job.

“We feel incredible. But we don’t take the time to celebrate it. For us, it’s like we have a strong wind at our back,” says Dawn Chapman.

Check out the peaks and valleys in volatile local gas prices, and track motor vehicle sales, financing and production.

Kayla N. Love pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of her cousin's boyfriend, Kerven Moline.

A survey found the Cardinals had the seventh least-expensive home ticket prices. 'There has been more discounting the second half of the season.'