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Three teenage boys have been taken into custody.

The 27-year-old was shot in the chest and found in the College Hill neighborhood.

A group of seven people were talking on Washington Avenue when two men demanded their money, police said.

Sports Commission president Marc Schreiber explains Frank Viverito's new role with the group.

Brian E. Page, 31, was from Wright City.

Missouri Republican lawmakers have filed more than two dozen bills directed at the LGBTQ community, including some that target gender transition therapy.

A police report released Friday reveals the circumstances surrounding Travone "TJ" Mister's death — a pool with only one lifeguard and dozens of children, and a county-operated camp managed by a young staff in their late teens and 20s.

The animal rights group opposes the practice of removing most of the tails when the horses are young.

One cannabis director is out, and another is in at the Department of Health and Senior Services.

Sanders was appointed as the top choice after a nationwide search of more than 15 candidates, according to the Mayor Mark Beckman.

Dan McLaughlin pleaded guilty nearly two months after leaving his post as the television play-by-play announcer for the St. Louis Cardinals.

Nolan Cherelle, 32, was charged with a single count of endangering a child after police were called to her home and found her daughter unresponsive.

Tyresha T. Jordan faces charges of second-degree murder and armed criminal action.

Michael G. Smith, 62, was convicted Friday of three counts of statutory sodomy, prosecutors said.

Sanchez Swink, 22, of St. Louis, was sentenced Friday to 22 years in prison in the death of Elliott Massey in 2019.

A federal judge on Friday sentenced a 22-year-old man to 26 years in prison for his involvement in a triple shooting that left two people dead.

The board also debated providing lawyers for people facing eviction, but declined override the mayor's veto of a change to firefighter pensions.

9Lives, Kibbles 'n Bits and more are coming under the Post Holdings umbrella.

Missouri’s senior U.S. senator has several pieces of planned legislation to curb social-media reach — such as requiring that users be at least 16 years old.