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A 44-year-old Dittmer woman died last week after she was hit by a truck while walking on Route O in Franklin County.

A man was shot in the groin and at least 10 cars were hit by bullets Sunday night on the border of the city's Dutchtown and Mount Pleasant neighborhoods.

As local libraries face increasing challenges, board of trustee candidates in Collinsville disagree on a library's role.

The vacant, 111-year-old building at Grand and Park avenues was the first thing visitors saw when they went through St. Louis' Gate District neighborhood. It was not the first impression residents wanted people to have.

A man was killed late Sunday in the city's Greater Ville neighborhood.

Missouri among several states considering legislation to ban certain books from school libraries.

More than 50 proposals for local marijuana taxes are on ballots across the St. Louis metro area at Tuesday's election.

Residents aired concerns about public safety issues facing the city — from traffic violations to gun violence — and discussed how the region should allocate resources for law enforcement and social services at a forum Saturday afternoon at a north…

St. Louis ‘package’ killer Gary Muehlberg on Friday received another life sentence after a guilty plea in the death of 18-year-old Robyn Mihan, his fourth involving women killed in 1990.

Murphy the male eagle, who became internet famous for incubating a rock at a bird sanctuary near Valley Park, surprised the world on April Fool's Day by hatching — a dinosaur?

The 29-member body is getting downsized. This Tuesday, voters will hire just 15 people to write the laws of the city, review a $1 billion budget, and stand up at neighborhood meetings to hear complaints about trash in the alleys.

Bill Bradley, the Crystal City native and former basketball phenom retired from the Senate after three terms. He said our political system was broken.

Police responded to two fatal car crashes in St. Louis on Friday night and Saturday morning.

"People don't realize it, but we almost lost the city of St. Louis," deputy fire chief Lou Stauss said of the April 2, 1976, inferno.

The press release had everything I love: Unimportant facts. Math. Baseball. Dynamic pricing. It was as if they wrote it just for me.

Thousands were left without power in Missouri and Illinois on Saturday after a storm tore through much of the Midwest.

Defense attorneys on Friday asked a St. Louis judge to throw out murder cases in the death of a man and his 7-year-old daughter because prosecutors still haven't turned over key pieces of evidence with the trial date just days…

Voters in four wards around the city will play important roles in determining whether progressive policy gets done at the board over the next two years.

To prepare you for this day of trickery, here are 10 of the best April Fools' pranks in history.

Republicans uniformly call the charges “political.”