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A woman circulated photos and information on Facebook for seven months about her brother's disappearance in Troy, Illinois, begging the public for help finding him. Turns out, the 53-year-old man may have never left his house.

The legislation promises $500 monthly payments to roughly 440 households for 18 months.

A regional team of detectives is investigating the Christmas Eve killing of a 17-year-old boy.

A Overland man was killed and a woman injured Tuesday afternoon in a shooting in Black Jack.

The decrease in the income tax rate was approved by lawmakers in September and signed into law by Gov. Mike Parson in October

On Dec. 28, 1945, more than 20 veterans and wives picketed City Hall. At least 20,000 married veterans and their families in St. Louis were “doubled-up” with others, usually in-laws.

The airline canceled more than half of its flights to and from St. Louis on Tuesday, and Wednesday isn't looking much better.

McLaughlin killed Beverly Guenther in 2003 and dumped her body near the Mississippi River.

Despite its promise, the test is not yet approved by the Food and Drug Administration. Nor is it covered by health insurance.

Terrell D. McDaniel, 41, was arrested last week in connection with the death of Andre Nash, 42. McDaniel was acquitted of a separate killing in 2018.

Sen. Caleb Rowden, R-Columbia, says the work is needed on the transcontinental highway, but the funding proposal introduced by Sen. Bill Eigel, R-Weldon Spring, is flawed.

Jump in used car values turned into a windfall for governments — and an unexpected jolt to taxpayers.

International students have made a rebound across U.S. college campuses after a steep decline in recent years.

"I'm Losing My Memory; I'm Not Losing My Mind" is the title of a book written by the former mayor, state legislator and county councilwoman.

Supporters are calling the Christmas announcement of the school’s survival the “Miracle on Lindell Boulevard.”

Hunt for license plates leads collectors to St. Louis shop.

Surgical masks and respirators will be required inside buildings at the Gateway Arch.

Demetrious Johnson, a St. Louis native who grew up in public housing projects before playing football professionally and serving thousands of needy families through his charitable foundation, died Saturday, Christmas Eve, at 61.

Temperature highs are expected get up to 61 degrees Thursday.

“Defendant Northside is insolvent and too undercapitalized to maintain the Property or otherwise provide relief to Plaintiff,” the lawsuit says.