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On May 25, 1780, the battle of the American Revolution would find St. Louis, at least for a day, because of imperial scheming in Europe.

A first lieutenant in the Army Air Forces, Meyer, of Overland, was 25 when he died.

California-based Esri sees new potential at its new downtown St. Louis office.

The order casts the proposed laws, which are sweeping across Republican-led states, as a "hateful persecution of vulnerable children," and calls for changes across city government to mitigate the effects.

Police on Thursday identified the man who died in a three-car crash early Sunday on Interstate 70 near Grand Boulevard.

As many as 200,000 Missourians could lose health insurance coverage during the renewal period.

Arnold Britt, 40, of Ballwin, was charged Thursday with felony receiving stolen property and misdemeanor fraud. A former Mizzou football player, Britt has been St. Louis firefighter since 2013.

The man was shot in the head around 11 a.m. in the 4800 block of Margaretta Avenue and was pronounced dead at the scene.

Grant Guirl was intoxicated and driving 57 mph in a 30 mph zone in Kirkwood when he drove into motorcyclist Thomas Hunter.

The recount of a Bel-Nor Board of Aldermen race ended in a tie last week, prompting a run-off election scheduled for August.

Cardinal Blase Cupich expressed surprise that the 125 new cases involved some priests he had never heard of.

Missouri’s nursing homes for military veterans are less than two-thirds full.

The longtime operator of the Fabulous Fox Theatre will have complete ownership over the iconic institution, ending a yearslong dispute.

An assistant principal at Edwardsville High School faces two felony charges after authorities say she had sexual contact with a 17-year-old student to whom she was assigned as a mentor.

Missouri’s compulsory school attendance law states that a parent must ensure their child attends “the academic program on a regular basis.”

Long before ascending to music royalty, the eight-time Grammy winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame double inductee was Anna Mae Bullock.

Iron Workers built the monument to those who had died after working on uranium enrichment, after various illnesses.

Mayor Cervantes wanted to bring some pizzazz to downtown redevelopment in mid-1960s.

The Chesterfield teen accused of an attempted attack on the White House will remain in jail without bond for at least another week.