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Rashad Hollis, 32, died on a sidewalk after being shot in the chest.

The body was so badly burned that authorities couldn't tell if the victim was male or female.

The 10-0 vote by the Senate Appropriations Committee puts the midyear budget adjustment on track for a vote in the full Senate.

Residents can vote two weeks before an election without declaring an authorized excuse for not showing up on Election Day.

In recent endorsements, the group did not back longtime reproductive rights supporter — not to mention “progressive” flag-bearer — Alderman Cara Spencer.

Lamar Johnson spent 28 years in prison for a crime he did not commit

KC weighs 30 pounds and drinks a gallon of milk each day. The attraction opens for the season April 15.

The vote, less than a week after a hearing on the issue, shows the urgency Republicans have placed on gender-related health care.

Two teenage boys were arrested Sunday and charged in the shooting death of a 15-year-old girl during an attempted robbery in St. Charles on Saturday evening.

As owner and chef of the Tenderloin Room in the Chase Park Plaza Hotel, Bob Brazell has teamed up with Sinse Cannabis to create — so far — three types of gummies.

Police say they were called to the scene around 3 p.m. in the 9600 block of Old Lincoln Trail.

The store will be the local chain's first in the city of St. Louis.

The Riverview Drive on ramp to eastbound I-270 shuts down Tuesday through July 2024 for construction of a new interchange and new Chain of Rocks Bridge.

St. Louis County government needs a new home or substantial upgrades at its aging administration building, but an attempt to spend $5.5 million on developing solutions was shot down Tuesday.

The elaborate fraud scheme, which targeted “like-minded Christians,” spanned the better part of a decade.

Rep. Mazzie Boyd, R-Hamilton, served in the Trump White House and in Georgia Republican Marjorie Taylor Green’s congressional office.

Chancellor Kristin Sobolik explains how a focus on local hiring and promotion is a key for the school and our region.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Feb. 7 signed a bill to abolish life sentences without parole for most convicts under 21.

For many downtown boosters, the burgeoning tech sector is a key piece to revitalizing the neighborhood.

Flush with cash from federal pandemic relief payments, city leaders are set to spend $6 million to clear a backlog of requests for sidewalk fixes across the city as part of Mayor Tishaura O. Jones' effort to improve pedestrian safety.