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The U.S. Department of Agriculture recalled Sister Sister General Tso’s chicken made by a Maryland Heights-based company.

Schlafly Beer, the St. Louis area's oldest craft brewery, announced a change in leadership Friday, as Fran Caradonna will shift from CEO to a "consultancy role."

An Illinois judge could face removal from office after a judicial oversight body considered allegations this week that he circumvented the law when he decided to reverse a rape conviction.

Zebulun Nash told officers he was trying to dig up his grandmother's corpse to relocate it to another cemetery, court documents allege.

The ad, which urges Bush “to stand with Israel,” was paid for by a political action committee created by AIPAC, a powerful pro-Israel lobbying group

As one of the country’s most sought-after national anthem singers, St. Louis native Generald Wilson is excited about a new tribute to his talent — being immortalized with a singing bobblehead.

Edward Jones executive named new board chair for the Gateway Arch Park Foundation.

Jonathan Dean said religious organizations hide behind the technicality at the expense of the truth, healing.

Check out what what workers are currently earning, as well as spending, in Missouri.

A man who spent decades as a Kirkwood dentist was on trial this week after threatening three judges who were involved in his divorce trial.

The Madison County state's attorney filed charges of first-degree murder on Thursday against Carlos G. Mosley, 23, and Amari O. McGee, 22.

Local hotelier Midas Hospitality wants to build a 304-room Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants and an extended-stay Staybridge Suites.

Next spring, St. Louis-area residents will vote on a controversial rate hike proposal that will raise sewer bills by 32%, or far higher, by 2028.

Believe STL Academy did not provide SLPS with their charter school application, lawsuit says.

County Executive Sam Page nominated longtime federal probation expert Kito Bess to run the jail following years of director turnover.

Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do Nov. 10-16.

The officer accused of firing several shots at an elementary school's Halloween event was indicted by a grand jury Wednesday.

Arch Grants on Thursday announced the winners of this year's startup competition, which will receive non-dilutive grants and support.

Plocher’s choice of Rod Jetton is sharply criticized by the House Minority Leader Crystal Quade.

Anne Allred's replacement for KSDK's 10 p.m. broadcast has been found.