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After a 50-hour Democrat-led filibuster, Sen. Mary Elizabeth Coleman, R-Arnold, made a motion to send the bill to a conference committee with the House.

Their deaths should be a clarion call to state and local governments to do more for people living on the streets, said the longtime pastor and homeless advocate.

The woman was shot about 8:30 a.m. Wednesday. One bullet hit her in the left shoulder. She was rushed to a hospital for surgery.

Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart is seeking $10 million from state lawmakers to tackle what he describes as a firearm regulation crisis.

She rose to prominence in Missouri as face of the campaign to ban same-sex marriage in Missouri in 2004.

But as the shock dissipated on what first appeared to be a grisly find, a more mundane explanation materialized.

A $7 million allocation for the airport to begin demolishing abandoned and underused buildings on the edges of the tarmac to clear way for rebuilding the passenger terminal.

Storch, a Democrat, represented the Dogtown area of south St. Louis from 2005 to 2011. She is the chief executive officer of a synagogue in Manhattan

The health provider tax brings in more than $4 billion.

Two weeks after Comcast dropped St. Louis Cardinals and other teams aired by Bally Sports, the league cast doubt on Bally's plan to emerge from bankruptcy.

The show will revive a tradition of concerts on the stage that stopped 33 years ago.

A road rage incident on southbound Interstate 170 during Thursday morning rush hour ended with a driver being shot in the arm near the Delmar Boulevard exit ramp.

The Bryan Cave lawyers said no other firm in the city has been subject to the treatment they’re enduring.

The case involved a Clayton-based private equity group that buys up Walmart-adjacent properties in strip malls.

The unidentified officer was working a secondary shift at The Marquee Restaurant & Lounge when he arrested a man for trespassing last weekend in the Downtown West neighborhood, authorities said.

Dave’s Hot Chicken plans to open seven locations across St. Louis in the next four years.

The change would hand day-to-day operations to a manager with degrees and qualifications in public administration.

St. Angela Merici and St. Martin of Tours were granted reprieves by the Vatican court, while St. Roch will still be closed.

“Our future looks vibrant,” Jones said in annual State of City speech. “And it’s not too far off.”

A St. Louis County man faces multiple felony charges after police say he shot a toddler while robbing the toddler's father.