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A man who spent decades as a Kirkwood dentist was sentenced to more than 13 years in prison after threatening three judges who involved in his divorce trial.

Experts say Northview was dealing with the staffing issues and low Medicaid payment rates that all nursing homes contend with, and because of its patient mix, was particularly exposed.

Two videos shared on Tuesday by an attorney for a south St. Louis bar owner show a police SUV crashing into the bar, and parts of the interaction after the crash that led to the owner being arrested on charges…

Other big stories included the returns of Music at the Intersection, Beatle Bob, Metro Boomin, Morgan Wallen, Guns N' Roses and more.

The show of support followed accusations that police beat up the bar owner.

A good percentage of overall holiday cheer can be traced to the seasonal abundance of cookies.

A Turkish brewer has agreed to purchase Anheuser-Busch InBev’s stake in its joint venture doing business in Russia.

Jackson County is the only charter county in Missouri that doesn’t elect its assessor.

The designation will allow property owners in that historic district to apply for state and federal historic tax credits.

The Missouri Department of Corrections is awaiting the outcome of an investigation of the death.

The ruling, which repeals the law on technical grounds, could prompt additional legislative efforts on homelessness.

Northview Village Nursing Home closed abruptly Friday, residents were moved without warning and workers have been left unpaid and unemployed.

Ruby Leigh performed Elvis Presley's "Suspicious Minds" and the Eagles' "Desperado" during the final competitive performances on "The Voice."

It's now a pattern for Missouri's attorney general: accepting campaign donations from companies in controversial legal fights and with troubling allegations.

Senate Majority Leader Cindy O’Laughlin expects energy regulation to be a ‘hot topic’ in the upcoming legislative session.

Local governments have balked at previous efforts to end the state’s tax on groceries.

Unlike other counties' freezes, the city's only applies to a portion of the property tax.

The proposal would ask voters to approve a use tax if the St. Louis County Council approves it. More than half of voters rejected a similar measure in 2022.

U.S. Steel announced a $14.1 billion decision Monday, which raised questions among Granite City workers and officials.

Missouri lawmakers have tried unsuccessfully to ban the cameras for over a decade.