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On April 21, 1955, two leaders of a mothers’ campaign met a train in downtown St. Louis. An express worker handed them the first box of a miracle shipment.

"We were never given any indication that the school was in any kind of financial trouble," said Alicia Donathan, a parent of five. "We're not happy with the lack of communication with parents."

The National Weather Service says tornadoes are less likely but can't be ruled out.

State legislators in the Missouri House and Senate are pushing legislation that would pay restitution to people who have been exonerated after being incarcerated for crimes they did not commit.

The woman's injuries caused a miscarriage, police said in charging documents.

The county has seen a 300% rise in police chases this year. Police leaders say the increase is an effect of saturating certain areas with more officers.

Wesley White, 30, faces charges of first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of 27-year-old Tamera Plummer.

Nikki Budzinski, who represents part of the Metro East, got EPA boss to commit to naming special coordinator to look at longstanding sewage, flooding problems.

Police on Thursday identified a woman killed one day earlier after police said she fled a traffic stop, ran a red light and collided with a semi-truck just off Interstate 70 on Adelaide Avenue, police said.

A St. Louis man and two others pulled up to a chicken joint in August 2019 hoping to buy a pound of marijuana. Moments later, it went from a small business opportunity to a deadly shooting that would put at…

David Jackson, lobbyist for Missouri Future, confirmed Thursday the group, which pushes for the Sinquefield family's policy agenda, is advocating against the state takeover.

The park is raising money to conserve its landmark giant sculpture, "The Way" by Alexander Liberman, which dates to 1980.

Adult contemporary station WARH (106.5 FM) has held lead for five of last six months, with classic rock KSHE (94.7 FM) back in second place.

St. Louis City SC player Indiana Vassilev joins the show to talk about a variety of topics, including his time playing in the premier league, his Bulgarian background, chess and more.

The National Weather Service says tornadoes are less likely but can't be ruled out.

Bonnie Cochran Bence, a retired teacher in Creve Coeur, ran her first race in her early 60s and has run 33 marathons since.

A St. Louis County resident has emailed the county almost 90 times trying to get them to consider honeysuckle a public nuisance. They said no, but he keeps on trying.

The city's economic development agency's board of directors on Thursday approved up to $13 million in federal tax credits for the expansion of Powell Hall and a new Ronald McDonald House.

The $1.3 billion proposal, intended to cover the 12 months starting in July, includes roughly $90 million in new spending, a 7% increase.

The city board voted 4-2 for the incentive package after the developer agreed to reduce the impact of the property tax abatement on the Wentzville School District.