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The city's new police chief took over the department on Monday, capping off two nationwide searches that spanned more than a year.

The Missouri Green Bank is among more than 20 currently operating across the country.

The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry says a lack of child care options cost Missouri's economy over $1 billion in 2021

In just four years, VineBrook Homes has become the largest homeowner in the St. Louis region. But it faces growing criticism.

State inspectors who arrived to examine a kitchen operation for a child nutrition program were surprised when the address led them to Elmo’s Love Lounge.

Administration of Mayor Tishaura Jones dismisses charges if vehicle owners install gun safe.

The lawsuit seeks compensation for monetary damages and other penalties.

Police identified the men involved in a deadly shooting Friday at a Maryland Heights business — the community's second workplace killing in as many days.

Police launched an investigation Saturday into an East St. Louis shooting that killed a 35-year-old man.

Three funerals, one wedding, a case of COVID and changes at work dotted 2022 along with the usual birthdays, lunches, plays and all the other unexpected joys and blessings and sorrows.

Now is the best time of year to spot eagles along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers.

Some parts of the region — particularly to the north, between St. Louis and Quincy, Ill. — could see up to 1 or 2 inches of snow total.

Jameer Johnson, 16, will face two counts of murder tied to the Aug. 17 killings of Jeremiah Jackson, 20, and Montel Sanders, 30.

Eric S. Crews, 38, ordered to serve 4.5 years in prison.

Le Mell Harlston is sentenced to 30 months and ordered to repay $650,000.

Shooting happened in 1300 block of Gravois.

St. Louis University's pep band is a Billiken staple, but members are complaining about unaddressed stress and a heavy work schedule.

Several bills have been filed to institute an all-out ban on gender-affirming health care for transgender minors, with exceptions for intersex youth.

Whatever the reasons, this Dry January thing is troubling to St. Louisans who revel in nostalgia.

A frozen pipe burst in the school on Dec. 25. Students will start virtual classes on Monday.