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“We just have popcorn and we’re watching the show,” Rep. Donna Baringer, D-St. Louis, said on talk radio Friday.

A St. Louis circuit judge on Wednesday upheld the Lambert Airport director's 2019 termination of a lease on a site now slated for a major Boeing expansion.

Kane County Circuit Judge Kevin Busch declared the restrictions on where sex offenders can live unconstitutional, saying they violate constitutional guarantees of due process and equal protection.

Ten of the positions are vacant but 16 employees would be laid off, said health director Dr. Kanika Cunningham at a budget hearing Tuesday.

New blood donation center opened Tuesday in Arnold, where new mixed-reality headsets were also rolled out to help distract donors who may be anxious about giving blood.

Workers at the General Motors plant in Wentzville have voted down what union officials have described as a record contract offer.

The lawsuit was filed in January on behalf of 13 Christian, Jewish and Unitarian Universalist leaders who support abortion rights.

A new Panera is opening in O'Fallon, Missouri. Located at 4015 State Highway, the bakery café will begin welcoming guests on Thursday.

Save A Lot CEO Leon Bergmann has resigned after less than two years with company.

The family of an ex-Kansas City police officer, found guilty at trial on charges of second-degree involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action, has asked the governor for a clemency.

Jacob Ehlinger was charged with assault after police say he ran a stop sign, then pulled a driver who honked at him out of a car and severely beat him.

The committee passed a bill that would freeze the amount seniors owe on the city’s portion of property taxes — roughly 20% of the total levy.

Missouri’s senior senator and libertarian-leaning Kentuckian butt heads in Congress over banning popular social media app.

A white Australian woman was lambasted for opening an Austrailan-style sushi restaurant in New York. Columnist Daniel Neman thinks the accusations of cultural appropriation don't go far enough.

“It’s that time of year again. When a bunch of politicians drape themselves in the American flag and praise those of us who’ve served this great country,” Kunce wrote.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

Watlow has opened a new $6 million technology center that will create an additional 15 jobs at its headquarters in Westport.

It's a new era for Playadors, one in which the St. Louis band is energized and motivated unlike ever before.

“I have no worries or concerns whatsoever,” says one owner of a planned restaurant. Brew Tulum closed last month because of lead contamination.

A woman was shot and killed last week in East St. Louis.