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Single mom who was evicted wins case over landlord who locked her out, took all her possessions.

The arrest followed a police pursuit in St. Louis on Sunday.

A local developer has started construction on nearly 100 new apartments in Laclede's Landing.

"We care about our community," Belleville activist JD Dixon said, "and we're not going to stop until we get equity."

Jennifer McDonald, 52, of Belleville, as struck by an eastbound MetroLink train shortly before 11 a.m. at a rail crossing on Old Caseyville Road just north of Illinois State Route 161, police said.

With a bustling, boho vibe, the thriving district has become a hot spot for creative workers in the day and diners and music lovers at night.

A man was shot and killed Saturday afternoon on North 80th Street in East St. Louis.

Experts say new restrictions face a murky legal future, particularly in light of the U.S. Supreme Court’s June decision striking down New York state’s concealed carry law.

The MOScholars program has awarded more than 1,300 vouchers worth up to $6,375 for private school tuition and other eligible expenses.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: I was not surprised that Joe Biden left some important papers in a closet. He is 80 years old. How is he supposed to keep track of papers in a closet?

Public relations flacks tend to use a great many words to say nothing at all. They use a language that some of us call PR-ese.

Anisha L. Kyles, 34, of Centreville was driving a Dodge Ram pickup truck that hit the back of an SUV before hitting a guardrail on Friday morning.

A St. Louis jury on Friday awarded $5 million to a woman who claimed her daughter was prescribed "dangerously high" doses of amphetamines.

Officers were called just after 8 p.m. Friday to the 4200 block of North 21st Street where they found Tamera Plummer, 27, police said.

St. Louis Circuit Court Judge David Mason mulls ruling in innocence case.

For 30 years, every St. Louis alderman has gotten an equal share of a special pot of money to spend on their wards however they like. But maybe not for much longer.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker: “Here in Illinois, we know that reproductive care is health care.”

ST. LOUIS • The Great Depression had settled in hard by the first dawn of 1931. Unemployment, already at 15 percent, would climb relentlessly toward a crushing 24.9 percent two years later. Relief programs were well-intended but scant, and jobless…

The attack happened about 1 a.m. Friday at a house on Hawksbury Place in the Winghaven subdivision.