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The lawyer representing two business owners on Wednesday posted a video that he says shows police blowing through a red light seconds before crashing into a St. Louis bar.

Two women who were critically injured in a fire earlier this month have died.

Valentino Carpenter was sentenced Wednesday to prison for selling his friend two fentanyl pills before her fatal overdose that left her three young children unattended for 16 hours.

Two state agencies are being headed by acting directors after the departure of top aides to Gov. Mike Parson.

Rep. Justin Sparks’ bill would ban taxpayer-paid reparations “on the basis of race, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, or economic class.”

Public records show the Missouri House spent $60,000 of taxpayer money renovating the speaker’s office, including $29,000 on new furniture.

The city of St. Louis refused to release emails unless a woman paid $4,500 to convert them into a different format. "There’s no justification whatsoever."

The beauty of the earth writ large in silver, gemstones, glass beads and shimmering recycled bits shines through in the jewelry Kathryn Bowman creates in her St. Charles home studio.

A 41-year-old Hazelwood man died early Thursday after his motorcycle struck a curb on a highway exit ramp.

Creve Coeur was incorporated in 1949 when the entire population of Creve Coeur was estimated at 1,000. William M. Seymour, a retired mechanical engineer, was named Creve Coeur's first mayor.

The police SUV that crashed into a St. Louis bar earlier this week did not have a dashboard camera, police said Wednesday in their first public comments about the crash and the resulting interaction with the bar owners.

The 16-year-old Ruby Leigh duetted with Reba McEntire during "The Voice" finale.

A previous effort to do away with residents’ veto power on shelters in their neighborhoods failed this fall.

Recalled applesauce pouches have recently been linked to high levels of lead, including Schnucks' cinnamon-flavored applesauce.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

Books that contain "explicit photographs of sexual intercourse or sexual acts" will be removed from libraries in St. Charles County beginning Wednesday morning.

Missouri Republicans will hold caucuses March 2 to determine their nominee for president in 2024.

This union contract with Clean-Tech comes after Philadelphia-based Aramark was initially awarded a three-year janitorial services contract by Anheuser Busch in May. Aramark will subcontract to Clean-Tech.

Dust off your skates and hit the rink.

The book has 1,000 questions and is in the traditional St. Louis trivia-night format: Each category has 10 questions; some are easy, some are hard.