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Sam McCann faces seven counts of wire fraud and single counts of money laundering and tax evasion for allegedly converting hundreds of thousands of dollars of political campaign contributions to personal use.

The Stratford Inn, a once-popular hotel and entertainment venue, fell on hard times. So did some of the people who lived there.

Two GOP strategists say the entry of former state lawmaker Maria Chappelle-Nadal does little to change the outcome of the 1st Congressional District race.

Police on Monday identified the two people who were killed Friday when their car was hit by a wrong-way driver fleeing police.

One float depicted Donald Trump carrying scissors and a U.S. flag cut into the shape of a swastika.

Usher offered a career retrospective set that was fast moving and gleefully chaotic.

Prosecutors refused charges against a 29-year-old man arrested at the scene of his neighbor's fatal shooting on Friday, arguing the shooting was in self-defense.

The House is cancelling its session Wednesday and Thursday for lawmakers wanting to attend a victory celebration in Kansas City.

Tammy Woods, who told her story exclusively to The Star last week, said the abuse occurred in the early 1980s in St. Louis.

A court ruling to bar use of dicamba weedkillers has left major products in limbo and brought a wave of uncertainty to agriculture — at a most inconvenient time, some say.

Police on Monday identified the man who died after crashing his motorcycle into a vehicle in south St. Louis County on Saturday.

Leaders are considering the benefits, and the risks, generative AI could afford them.

A 25-year-old Jennings man on Friday was sentenced to life in prison for killing one person and shooting two others in 2020 in Hazelwood.

St. Peter Catholic Church wants the city to close West Jefferson Avenue, one of the main east-west roads through Kirkwood's commercial district. Some residents say it will make traffic worse.

A teenage boy was shot in the leg Sunday evening in the city's Columbus Square neighborhood just north of downtown.

The flag was designed for the Bicentennial celebration and the first flag was purchased by the Chamber of Commerce.

Indigo and Sadie will represent St. Louis-area shelters in the annual TV show.

Not every house has its own Instagram account, but Tami and Matt Korsos' does.

Retailers across the St. Louis region are feeling the effects. “We’re super busy. Everyone is trying to get something.”

A Florissant man has died after a vehicle struck his SUV on Saturday in north St. Louis County.