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The home, built by French immigrant Antoine Reeb in 1870, was burned in a Feb. 20 fire.

A Collinsville teenager was charged Friday with shooting and killing a person earlier this week.

The victim was barely breathing when police found him about 10:15 p.m. in the 2800 block of Chippewa Street. He had been thrown from a pickup truck that struck a house. He died later at a hospital.

County council members unanimously agreed this week to spend $1.6 million to hire more than two dozen new officers for the jail, despite recently raised concerns about budget mismanagement.

Documents containing Social Security numbers and other private information for thousands of Missourians are accessible to anyone using the Case.net website, the state’s judicial records system.

Federal government will again allow sale of higher-grade ethanol during summer months, an action supported by most lawmakers in Bi-State area and Midwest

Conspicuously absent from the list of committee chairs was Alderman Sharon Tyus, who represents the Ville, Penrose and Kingsway neighborhoods.

A password-protected portal gave Republicans to pitch stories, provide questions for interviews, place campaign announcements and run “verbatim” op-eds on websites and mailings.

The judge said Gardner's office is a "rudderless ship of chaos" and found the no-shows on a pending assault case could amount to "disdain and disrespect for the court."

Port-au-Prince, Haiti, native Marie Louis-Jeune relocated her Haitian restaurant from Cape Girardeau, Missouri, to St. Louis.

The Edwardsville location, slated to open this summer, will be the seventh Hi-Pointe Drive-In.

Police on Friday released the name of the man shot and killed near Kiener Plaza on Thursday afternoon.

The day will start with America's Birthday Parade at 10 a.m., and end with a traditional fireworks display at the Gateway Arch.

Republican Gov. Mike Parson is putting pressure on the Legislature to act.

A man was shot and killed Thursday afternoon at Seventh and Market streets in downtown St. Louis.

The measure now heads back to the House, where lawmakers may either send the question to voters or continue debate.

Attorney General Andrew Bailey loses first to battles over expansive rule trying to ban gender-affirming care.

"Chihuly in the Garden 2023" runs May 2-Oct. 15. There are 19 works across the garden’s 79 acres, as well as an installation of smaller works and drawings in the Sachs Museum.

"Chihuly in the Garden 2023" runs May 2-Oct. 15. There are 19 works across the garden’s 79 acres, as well as an installation of smaller works and drawings in the Sachs Museum.

The judge said Gardner's office is a "rudderless ship of chaos" and found the no-shows on a pending assault case could amount to "disdain and disrespect for the court."