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The commission recommended the Board of Aldermen approve the AT&T tower redevelopment in downtown St. Louis and apartments in the Central West End.

Employees were closing down City Paws Veterinary Clinic just before 6 p.m. when four or five people went into the store bearing guns, police said.

Agape Boarding School, located near Stockton, has been dogged by abuse allegations for years

The show, which began in 2004, features producers Anne-Marie Berger, Brooke Butler, Ruth Ezell and Jim Kirchherr. The show airs at 7 p.m. Mondays.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has grounded all flights nationwide until 8 a.m. due to a system outage, leading to delays across the country. Delays were mounting in St. Louis.

Volunteers were given drinks on Tuesday so sheriff's deputies in Jefferson County could practice testing for DWI enforcement.

At least eight bills have emerged in the Capitol that would either reduce or freeze property taxes for homeowners over the age of 65.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker is expected to sign the bill.

A state license is needed for people to grow their own marijuana plants in their homes.

St. Louis County Council members vowed on Tuesday, their first meeting of the new year, to tackle a looming budget deficit, use pandemic aid wisely and treat each other with more civility. But they split on their choice for a…

Todd Mockler, a scientist and entrepreneur who sought to understand how plants perceive their environment, passed away Friday at the age of 52.

A man was shot dead Monday night inside a vehicle in Ferguson.

A former employee at the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office filed suit on Tuesday alleging she was fired because she is white.

The insurance company argued the woman’s claim did not occur because of normal use of the vehicle.

The Gateway Arch Park Foundation will move to Peabody Plaza in mid-2023.

Andy Cohen, a Clayton native and longtime supporter of Democratic/liberal causes and candidates has not once, but twice retweeted social media posts from Kunce.

Ballwin and Richmond Heights named to the “25 Worst Flags” list.

A former Catholic priest in St. Louis was sentenced Tuesday to five years in prison after admitting to possessing thousands of pieces of child pornography and putting them into PowerPoints.

Police on Tuesday identified a man shot and killed two days earlier in the city's Baden neighborhood.

A woman was found unresponsive Tuesday morning in the city's Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood.