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Decade after Missouri court ruled cities can't arbitrarily stop solar installation in residential homes, a similar fight ensues one town over.

Whether topping off of the Arch or dining at Cunetto’s, the legend of Jack Buck lives on.

On June 18, 1931, two men shot and killed the St. Louis attorney and civic leader who fought for money to build a new hospital for African-Americans

Authorities believe the cloud of dirt likely came from soil swept off recently planted farms by wind gusts that topped 50 mph.

Multiple people watched it happen, including other MetroLink officers, the witnesses said. Several people told the officer he was using excessive force.

Columnist Bill McClellan asks: So you be the judge. What would you do? Prison or probation?

Hataway has spent seven years at the department and most recently was deputy director of DED.

Kwofe Coleman explains how, for a couple hours on a given summer night, 11,000 people from all walks of life can share a common experience.

The elderly, children, those with heart conditions as well as people with lung conditions such as asthma, chronic bronchitis and emphysema should reduce prolonged or heavy outdoor exertion Saturday, according to the EPA.

In a 7-2 ruling, Supreme Court ordered that mixed-race couple from St. Louis could buy a home.

Andrew Crowe has toured nationwide to push for diverse workforces in advanced manufacturing. Now he wants to make it happen in St. Louis.

A St. Louis man was charged Friday after authorities say he and another man tried to rob two people in north St. Louis last month, and the man's accomplice wound up dead.

The St. Louis-based electric utility said that rates will go up by about $5 per month for a typical residential user.

“.. If you didn’t have the blessing of the aldermen you were not going to get whatever it is you were seeking from the city," said the business's attorney.

An 18-year-old man from Phelps County, Mo., died Friday while swimming in the Meramec River.

University officials say they are investigating an "IT security breach"

The Illinois Department of Public Health is raising awareness after 10 batches of mosquitoes tested positive for the virus in Cook, LaSalle, Morgan and St. Clair counties.

The triple shooting was reported just before 7:15 p.m. Thursday near Clara Avenue and Martin Luther King Drive.

A bill to freeze taxes for seniors in Missouri would cost counties millions of dollars if it went into effect, according to an analysis released this week by the state Legislature's research division.