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A hard-line faction of Republicans argued that a new effort to restore abortion rights shows the need to make it harder for voters to amend the constitution.

A man died Thursday afternoon after he suffered a medical emergency and drove his Jeep off the road in St. Louis County.

When Mississippi Nights closed its doors on Jan. 19, 2007, St. Louis lost the club on which was built its reputation as a player on the national music scene.

A fiscal review finds the proposal lacks a mechanism for allowing state agencies to collect or deposit taxes and fees. Backers disagree.

Third Man Development believes new housing and entertainment projects surrounding his property can support a new office building.

The remains of Chandler Hill, 18, who had been missing after a fire Monday, were found Thursday in the home in the 4500 block of Athlone Avenue in St. Louis.

Residents suffered through a brutally cold weekend with no heat, and they say problems have worsened since a New York investor bought it in 2022.

“This is a big statement by Washington University,” said dean of the medical School Dr. David Perlmutter.

Their leaders says a $30.5 million effort to stabilize Hillvale Apartments with taxpayer funds is doomed if the boarder area isn’t addressed.

Betts agreed to provide a deputy to staff all courtrooms where a judge or staffer is present in order to address concerns that a lack of bailiffs were leaving courtrooms vulnerable.

Wind chills are forecast to stay below zero in St. Louis all day Friday, and a Wind Chill Advisory is in effect beginning Friday evening at 6 p.m. until noon Saturday.

Lorenzo Gordon faces charges of wire fraud and theft after lying on COVID-19 business relief applications, charges say.

The video, taken by a bystander and posted online by attorney Javad Khazaeli, shows James Pence hanging up a call on his cell phone outside Bar:PM and an officer asking him if he's the owner of the building.

Why, in the midst of a crisis in the Red Sea, have energy prices barely reacted over the past few weeks? Plus, check out how gas prices are doing in Missouri.

Sen. Denny Hoskins, R-Warrensburg, filed a bill this month to reinstate the Distressed Area Land Assemblage Tax Credit.

Large crowds of students gathered outside the schools, chanting "Black history is U.S. history" and waving handmade protest signs.

Missouri’s near-total abortion ban took effect in 2022 after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

The Clayton School Board will decide by Monday to pursue the purchase after hosting a public forum where most residents opposed the plan.

Construction giant Clayco is prohibiting thousands of employees from flying on Boeing 737 Max 9 amid safety inspections of the planes.

A man was shot and killed late Tuesday in the city's Penrose neighborhood.