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A former Velda City officer who has faced a series of scandals pleaded guilty to assault Monday.

The aldermanic committee voted unanimously to move the bill to the full Board of Aldermen.

Curbside pickup spots, lanes and zones have packed St. Louis region parking lots since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Alan Williams, 41, was set to face trial this week on multiple charges for killing Darius Houston in the parking lot of the Greater St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church.

The eastbound I-270 exit ramp to West Florissant will be closed from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday to fix a damaged guardrail.

"Chancellor Stroble is committed to working with the board to ensure that a thoughtful and thorough process is engaged to identify Webster’s next leader," Verma said in the letter.

An annual late-night bike ride on Saturday was canceled 30 minutes before thousands of riders in The Grove were supposed to take to the city streets.

Massive delays caused by prosecutor are affecting crime victims, woman says.

University’s announcement came as a surprise to those who thought they were protected by new Missouri law.

A 40-year-old Wildwood man died early Monday when his car hit an overpass and caught fire on Highway 141 at Interstate 44.

“I have nothing to show for it,” says George Tesson.

Police wouldn't say if the minivan's driver was arrested.

But new signage hasn’t even been put up to warn residents of potential harms.

The decision of the Police Department to install them was in the belief that it would be cheaper than maintaining policemen at the corners.

The shifts are needed amid two months of rehab work on the I-70 bridge over Route K/Main. The East Terra Lane entrance ramp to westbound 70 at the Sonderen Connector will be shut down until Nov. 27.

Recent records obtained by the Post-Dispatch reveal high overtime figures for several Bi-state development employees, with some drivers making over $40,000 in overtime payouts.

The man told police he was assaulted by another man with a metal club.

Police said he was conscious and breathing.

It was not immediately clear who owned the bus.

Ferguson police are asking anyone with information on what happened to call the department at 314-522-3100.