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Christopher Gall of Maryland Heights was fatally shot before his backpack was stolen, police said.

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate gets backing from former U.S. Rep. William Clay Sr., aldermanic President Megan Green and Florissant Mayor Tim Lowery

Jeffrey Sterling of O'Fallon, Missouri, says laws should apply to Trump in the same way as they applied to him and other accused whistleblowers.

The ruling affirms a 2021 decision that the state was wrong to block funds for a land purchase that conservation officials approved.

Victims of a former Kirkwood family law attorney who falsified dozens of court documents confronted the lawyer on Monday and recounted the "nightmare" he imposed on clients.

Bosley, the son of a former alderman and brother of the city's first black mayor, is accused of inflating the repair bill in a car insurance claim

An ex-judge, a criminologist and an ex-legislator hope to give St. Louis and Missouri counties a way to adopt tougher gun restrictions than those in state law.

The proposals, to be reviewed Wednesday, are poised to boost the density of the booming Midtown neighborhood.

State Rep. Tony Lovasco, R-O'Fallon, was first elected in 2018. Social media post on Monday said party spending too much energy on internal fighting.

Police on Monday identified the man shot and killed Friday night in Jennings.

Zealous — some say arbitrary — code enforcement has divided this small north St. Louis County community into two camps, split right down the middle.

Des Peres Aldermen voted Monday to ask local voters on Nov. 5, 2024, whether to ban recreational pot sales. But a dispensary about to open on Manchester Road will get to sell recreationally until then.

Thunderstorm season is in full swing across the country and with it comes the threat of lightning. Unfortunately, there’s lots of bad information floating around about this weather hazard.

A 5-year-old girl was shot in the side Monday afternoon in north St. Louis.

The man faces criminal charges in the 2022 crash that killed George D. Redenius, 82, of Staunton, Illinois.

David Click, pastor at the church, said he was told by fire officials and the Warren County Sheriff's Office that the fire is being investigated as arson, but neither police nor fire officials would not confirm that detail to the…

Among its seven shows this summer, outdoor theater in Forest Park will present four Muny premieres: "Beautiful," "Sister Act," "Rent" and "Chess."

Gov. Mike Parson signed legislation limiting transgender care and transgender athletes on Wednesday.

Officers said the man then took some food and waved the axe around "in a violent manner" when he tried to leave but was confronted by the store's security.