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Lamar Johnson’s attorneys confirmed on Friday that a judge will rule on his murder conviction next week.

The initial bill which established subpoena power for the the agency is tied up in court after police unions filed suit against the mayor and city.

There are an estimated 7,000 vacant positions in state government

Authorities have cleared two officers and released video footage of a man's shooting death after he led police on a chase down Interstate 70 near Wentzville.

Columnist Aisha Sultan writes: It would be interesting to see how many of the people up in arms about Crenshaw and Coates and “critical race theory” have ever read any of the aforementioned writers or texts.

Democrats accuses Republicans of racism as the GOP moves forward with stripping power from Black elected officials.

The issue could return next session after the April elections, though.

A new St. Louis plan for the Rams cash emphasizes investing in disinvested neighborhoods, building the city's workforce, loaning money to small businesses and reversing "historic wrongs," according to a resolution that could be passed by alderman on Friday.

Tommy Williams, 60, and his three-year-old daughter Octavia were killed on Feb. 2.

Whistleblower Jamie Reed, who worked at the transgender center between 2018 and 2022, said staff too freely prescribed medications and did not properly explain the side effects. “I was struck by the lack of protocols and treatment,” she wrote.

St. Louis' major venues to purchase contemporary art also offer fun chances to browse, mingle and learn.

The panel will be called the Senate Select Committee on Protection of Missouri Assets from Foreign Adversaries.

A man walking across Interstate 44 was killed Thursday night when he was struck by a semi-trailer.

Destroying a cluster of restaurants and taverns and killing 21 people the tornado also toppled the KTVI TV tower and left more than 300 people injured. It knocked down one of the towers on the old Arena on Oakland Avenue,…

St. Louis Metropolitan Medical Society elects new officers; Lantz II to lead Lantz Homes; Missouri Foundation for Health names new leaders

The Environmental Protection Agency said Thursday that an Ameren substation is the source of the newest contamination near St. Charles’ wells for public drinking water.

The victim was found in the 1100 block of Riverview Boulevard.

Homicide detectives are handling the case.

A construction worker claims he was seriously injured months after another man died at the same job site.

Backers of an ambitious plan to curb hidden aldermanic influence filed shortly after bribery charges against three members of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen were forced to drop some of its biggest changes.