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The report recommends aldermen establish a new permanent nursing home safety officer and require the building division to enter nursing homes to inspect possible hazards, among other things.

The owner is proposing up to 30 apartments or condominiums ranging from 1,500 to 3,000 square feet.

Something was missing from writer Daniel Neman's life. It turned out to be the satisfaction that comes from baking bread.

The Missouri Senate on Monday afternoon began debate on a plan that would expand a school voucher program statewide.

Two people were killed in a shooting on a Metro bus Monday afternoon in Berkeley.

Riley Strain was last seen about 10 p.m. Friday leaving a bar in downtown Nashville. His stepfather said Monday the past few days have been "pure hell."

The earnings tax is a key revenue generator for the City of St. Louis.

Washington University has agreed to purchase the 16-acre campus, officials said Monday.

The three-part measure would bar immigrants illegally living in Missouri from attending college in the state. It would prohibit state funding for services to immigrants without permanent legal status. And it would create the crime of “improper entry by an…

In 1984, Rev. Larry Rice was advocating for the unhoused and calling out city officials for "heartless" treatment of our less fortunate neighbors. This story that could've been written today.

The highest three-game bowling series score, 3,858, was recorded at St. Louis' Floriss Lanes on March 12, 1958, by the Budweisers' championship five. Their mark stood for 35 years.

“That money belongs to children who are wards of the state,” said the sponsor, Rep. Hannah Kelly, R-Mountain Grove.

Endrina Bracho, who court records list as living in St. Charles, was driving in the wrong lane on Dunn Road at 75 miles per hour when her vehicle collided with a Jeep carrying another family.

Students were dismissed early at Hazelwood East High School on Monday as police investigated multiple threats amid fallout from a viral video that showed a 15-year-old girl severely beating another girl near the school last week.

The voucher expansion would remove geographic barriers to participation and double the current income limits.

“With RECA’s authorization expiring in less than three months, time is of the essence.”

The hunt for the Cadbury Bunny is afoot, and there’s a local feline in the running.

If approved, Missouri would join Florida in allowing executions for child rape — despite current U.S. Supreme Court precedent against such executions.

The lawsuit brought by Rep. Justin Hicks came in the weeks following a Post-Dispatch article on the allegations posted to challenge Max Calfo’s website.

As a graphic video of a fight near Hazelwood East High School continued to circulate online, court officials declined to comment on closed juvenile court proceedings.