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Local Yellow Corp. employees are left with questions about health insurance and severance pay following the company’s abrupt closure this week.

The city paid 84 people people detained at a 2017 protest in downtown St. Louis a total of $4.9 million — an average of more than $58,000 per person.

The convention center has scheduled just 28 events in 2024 — among the lowest number of events the facility has booked in recent years.

Authorities on Friday charged a 15-year-old boy with murder in the shooting death of a ride share driver almost a year ago.

The iconic pictures of summer — sunsets, beaches, mountains and famous landmarks — have filled my social media feed for weeks.

U.S. District Judge Iain Johnston said Thursday the new law “is painfully and blatantly a violation of the First Amendment.”

Madelyn Lumpe, owner of Black Rabbit Vintage, lost her most valuable inventory when indoor skate park Sk8 Liborius Church fire on June 28.

St. Louis City has the highest rate of Alzheimer’s dementia cases in Missouri, and new evidence from Washington University's School of Medicine shows that social factors like income, race and education play a role in access to treatment and diagnosis.

"The judge dismissed the case because I had no standing with which I could sue, not because of the validity of the claims," said the former executive.

The former New York mayor admitted he spoke falsely about election fraud in Georgia, statements that featured prominently in his testimony to a Missouri House committee and in a lawsuit against the Gateway Pundit.

The closures of at least seven other parishes that sent their appeals directly to the Vatican or the embassy in Washington were not suspended.

“Investigations are ongoing, so we cannot comment further at this time,” said a spokeswoman for state cannabis regulators.

One-third of public sector workers are in labor unions.

Since January, OSHA has levied about $150,000 in fines on Amazon for allegedly creating hazardous conditions or failing to record work-related injuries at several other warehouses across the country.

Anyone can shop without paying any state or local sales taxes on included items, even if you’re not shopping specifically to go back to school.

A woman on Thursday evening died when a piece what appeared to be a road sign flew into her windshield as she drove east on North Highway 67.

Eric Nepute agreed Wednesday to pay an $80,000 fine to the federal government and stop claiming his products prevent or treat COVID-19 without scientific evidence.

The complaint alleges that employees are rushed to pack and carry containers and that the repetitive motions are causing frequent injuries.

A 16-year-old boy was charged Wednesday in connection with a June mass shooting in downtown St. Louis that left one person dead and about a dozen others injured.