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St. Louis stopped submitting crime data to the state for eight months, resulting in the FBI publishing incorrect annual crime numbers for St. Louis in two national publications for 2021.

Police identified the victim as David Coco, 72.

Twenty-seven rural Missouri school districts have won nearly $22 million in funding to replace fuel-powered school buses with electric ones.

Missouri’s new two-week period of no-excuse absentee voting ended Monday.

Police have asked the St. Louis circuit attorney for roughly 20 months to identify what evidence can be purged from an overflowing drug vault. They were largely met with silence from the circuit attorney's office.

The fate of the ballot measure will gauge public support for the labor movement.

Republicans are favored in both the open 4th and 7th congressonal districts.

Big Mound, at today’s North Broadway and Mound Street, was 319 feet long, 158 feet wide and 34 feet high.

The 17-year-old died Sunday at Castlewood State Park when an Amtrak train struck him.

Cole County is the lone site in Missouri where federal observers are planning to monitor voting.

M2 Development Partners says its project will put an indoor waterpark, hotels, a marina with up to 175 boat slips at Riverview Drive and Interstate 270.

A man was charged with murder Monday after authorities say he killed his sister Sunday night in north St. Louis County.

Waiel Rebhi Yaghnam, a former producer for rapper Nelly, pleaded guilty to wire and mail fraud.

A man was found shot dead Thursday morning in a park in the city's Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood.

Police on Monday identified the teenager killed in a crash last week in north St. Louis County.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has been on four overseas trips since taking office in 2018.

A man was injured Sunday night while driving on Interstate 64 near Tower Grove Avenue in what police believe was a road rage shooting.

Police identified the two teenagers killed Thursday afternoon after their car rolled for almost a block and crashed into several other vehicles in Dutchtown.

KFUO (850 AM) will be able to broadcast at night after FCC approved purchase of KXFN (1380 AM). Now, station is required to shut off signal at sundown.

Missourians will vote on cannabis legalization. In Illinois, voters will decide on whether to guarantee the right to collective bargaining.