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A St. Louis County man was charged Wednesday with gaining entry to a Central West End apartment building posing as a delivery driver before sexually assaulting a woman inside.

A customer could pay about 20% in taxes on marijuana sales in St. Louis County under current rules. The pot industry wants to reduce that amount.

A man has been charged in the September 2022 killing of Ryan Thompson, 33.

The homebuilder said the townhomes, at Daggett Avenue and Boardman Street, will be available for sale in June.

The electric utility has been the subject of several scandals in recent years.

The results in the new 9th Ward marked a striking end to a rollercoaster tenure for Alderman Tina Pihl. Meanwhile, longtime Alderman Joe Vaccaro, who lost, changed his voicemail to refer residents to the winner.

After nearly eight hours of debate, the Senate adjourned without taking action.

St. Louis prosecutors dismissed and refiled the same double murder case for the second time on Wednesday, just days before it was set for trial and days after defense attorneys complained prosecutors had failed for years to turn over key…

Police were investigating after they found a man dead in the city's O'Fallon neighborhood late Wednesday.

Original works by the anonymous street artist have been sold at auction for millions of dollars.

At least five people died early Wednesday after a tornado touched down near two southeastern Missouri towns.

“People who believe in investing in workers, investing in families, investing in young people have come to leadership positions.”

Four of five library board candidates backed by a conservative Republican in Madison County were elected Tuesday.

The episode of "Into the Wild Frontier" debuts at 9 p.m. Wednesday on INSP.

City officials here on Tuesday gave a tentative greenlight to developer Lux Living and its plan to build apartments and a hotel near the Ameristar Casino.

Unofficial final results showed 286 people voted in favor and 286 against.

The National School Walkout was organized by Students Demand Action following protests at the Tennessee capitol since a mass shooting at a Nashville school.

Missouri lawmakers want to crack down on animal rights activists who block the transport of livestock to slaughter.

The proposal would require the sheriff to oversee all federal and state investigations in their particular county.

“So we suspect that our fortunes are not going to get better in the city of St. Louis,” lobbyist Jane Dueker tells state lawmakers.