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Secretary of State’s office says most of the comments oppose plan to remove books that might appeal to the sexual interests of minors.

Conservative Republicans are backing Florida Rep. Byron Donalds in their effort to prevent House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy from winning the speakership.

By "rounding up at the register," Schnucks customers gave $250,000 to the charity.

House Speaker Dean Plocher: “If there’s something that can be fixed to protect Missouri’s consumers, I’m open to that.”

On Jan. 6, 1989, Missouri executed George "Tiny" Mercer by lethal injection, the first execution in Missouri in 24 years.

A 39-year-old man died on Spring Valley Drive, and a woman was shot and wounded.

The shooting happened at Dobbs Tire and Auto at 12626 Dorsett Road in Maryland Heights.

On Jan. 5, 1917, Aaron "Bunny" Lapin was born in St Louis. His brainchild would change the way most of us experienced our Thanksgiving desserts.

St. Louis Blues Junior Reporter Ella interviews Ryan O'Reilly, Jordan Kyrou and Craig Berube.

Since a new policy begun in July 2020, about 190 people have been barred from Metro Transit, including 12 permanently, for various violations of the system's code of conduct.

The annual legislation session runs through mid-May

Politically connected cronies who had brazenly looted a liquor warehouse arrived to cheers on their way to start serving their prison sentence on Jan. 5, 1926.

Spire's CEO pay dropped to just under $5 million in 2022, according to a recent filing that also hinted at a decline in median worker annual compensation.

A 52-year-old man was shot and killed Wednesday morning at Dobbs Tire and Auto Center after an argument with a coworker.

Since 1990, at least eight prisoners put to death in Missouri maintained they were innocent in their last breaths.

Police found Jaylen Miles fatally shot in the backyard of a vacant home in North St. Louis County just a few day shy of his 17th birthday.

Jerrell I. Fulghum, 23, was driving a stolen Ford Expedition on Dec. 7 that swerved out of control on Arlington Avenue, police said.

But the Economic Development Partnership’s former chief financial officer, Joyce Steiger, had to repay $100,000.

“The whole purpose here is fairness, and I think that we will continue to fight for that,” Gov. J.B. Pritzker said.

Prinshun McClain was convicted of second-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of Victoria "Tori" Manisco at a trial in November.