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An East St. Louis man is charged with murder after authorities say he shot and killed a man earlier this week on a MetroLink train.

Authorities on Friday charged a 34-year-old man accused of grabbing a child who was riding his bike and sexually assaulting him in the St. Louis Hills neighborhood. He's also charged in another similar incident.

The lawsuit was filed three days after the Missouri Highway Patrol seized three gambling machines from a St. Clair location owned by Warrenton Oil.

Several St. Louis-area agencies are set to receive federal funding to help investigate and prosecute child sex crimes.

Missouri’s governor has let labor contracts with state workers expire.

Kehoe's GOP opponents attacked him even as Republican voters have signaled discomfort with Missouri's lack of abortion exceptions.

LuJuan Tucker, 38, originally from St. Louis, was one of five inmates who escaped from the St. Francois County Jail in January and took off in a stolen car.

Centene reported a $1.1 billion profit for the quarter, compared to a $172 million loss during the same period last year.

Although libraries now require teens as old as 17 to have adult permission to check out materials, many youth patrons don't need new library cards immediately.

A pharmaceutical company in Town and Country is carving out a niche for itself, as it works to develop medications for defense agencies.

One person died early Friday in a crash on Interstate 70 in St. Charles.

St. Louis is under an excessive heat warning as the National Weather Service predicts temperatures will reach 103 degrees Friday, some of the hottest of the year.

St. Louis is largest city in the country without an emergency medical respite center.

Police on Thursday afternoon said they arrested a 34-year-old man suspected of grabbing a child who was riding his bike and sexually assaulting him in the St. Louis Hills neighborhood.

Efforts to provide financial compensation to St. Louis-area residents exposed to nuclear radiation cleared a major legislative hurdle on Thursday.

Noting that men hold greater political and financial power in “the real world” is hardly a groundbreaking insight.

The Missouri Department of Corrections set a record for new applicants last month.

On July 28,1983, an 11 year old St. Louis boy was the only witness to help a young girl who was being raped in Forest Park.

The move is another Democratic effort to insulate the state’s virtually unfettered access to abortion, even as neighboring states restrict it.