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Lux Living's proposal to redevelop a historic building was approved, but its request to demolish a row of vacant buildings on South Kingshighway was denied.

The mayor's office on Monday released the names of the four finalists vying to become the city's next top cop, all of whom will attend a public town hall Tuesday as part of the city's vetting process.

The group said the intervention will allow them to gain access to specific discovery and depositions for use in pending litigation against social media platforms.

Friends and family described shooting victim Kasie Stith as someone who would always help and support them — no matter what it was they needed.

More than 70 members, almost exclusively Democrats, say they are swearing off such contributions.

The city manager said the city would not shut down the building until there was a plan to relocate current residents.

St. Charles officials say drinking water remains safe for consumption but that the city will have to buy more water from St. Louis because of the latest shutdown.

The planned shutdown is to accommodate ongoing bridge construction work.

The 'open house' session will be from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Des Peres Lodge. The 2-year project, set to begin in the summer of 2024, includes resurfacing, updated crosswalks and signals and rehabbed bridges.

Sen. Doug Beck, D-Affton, is among a number of senators seeking to ban foreign ownership of Missouri farmland.

Pioneering filmmaker, writer, actor, artist and monologist brings his annual holiday extravaganza, “A John Waters Christmas,” to the Sheldon.

Nina Cissell of Creve Coeur, her sister Jessie Nelke of St. Louis Hills, and their dear friend Lea Virtel of Glendale gather to make at least 30 dozen intricate "stained glass" cookies to share with family and friends.

Local developer The Staenberg Group envisions creating a "downtown" Chesterfield: a dense, mixed-use urban development at Clarkson and I-64.

Lamarion Davis, 14, was shot dead about 1:30 a.m. Saturday in the 400 block of North 10th Street.

About 20 states offer cash for funeral or burial expenses, ranging from a few hundred dollars in many states to $2,500 in Alaska.

Residents will have a chance to hear from three finalists for police chief next month before the mayor decides who will be the city's next top cop.

St. Louis County can afford to spend in the red for a few years. But if the county doesn't cut another $14 million it's going to burn through its reserves in the next few years.

Lux Living is trying again with a plan to redevelop the Central West End's historic Engineers' Club Building after a St. Louis board rejected it last year.

Our columnist discovers that reports of supply-chain issues and ultra-low inventory are true, and annoying.

The Chesterfield Commons location will be the second EatWell Market. Executive Vice President of Supermarkets Ted Schnuck said the store will connect with customers on matters of health and wellness.