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“A good day and a great park for the ages,” former Gov. Jay Nixon told the Post-Dispatch.

Federal prosecutors argued former Rep. Patricia Derges claimed nearly $900,000 in federal funding for COVID-19 treatments that were not performed or had already been performed.

Mayor Tishaura O. Jones is pushing a plan to pay for guaranteed basic income in the city, a signature priority aimed at lifting up the city's poor.

St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's Office did not answer questions about if the pair would be extradited for charges in Missouri.

A federal appeals court this week upheld a controversial St. Louis County police practice that allows police to hold and question a person without a warrant.

A shooting involving two residents of a south St. Louis quadplex Wednesday morning led to an hourslong police standoff.

Some city Airport Commission members have ‘discomfort’ over not seeking competitive bids, a Lambert deputy director said.

About 170 people, including numerous politicians and civic leaders, attended the ribbon-cutting Wednesday for the St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum.

Provisions in the proposed constitutional amendments in Arkansas and Missouri would give established medical marijuana licensees a leg up in the new recreational marketplace.

They urged residents to take precautions now to prevent the situation from getting even worse.

Jalen E. Simms, 27, pleaded guilty in August to trying to take Jabari Clark's 2012 Dodge Ram truck just after 6 a.m. June 3, 2019.

"We deserve better," Mayor Tishaura O. Jones wrote in a tweet.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker, a Democrat, condemned the incident, saying “the violent rhetoric and division we’re seeing across our country is unacceptable.”

Jack Coatar’s allies, including former Mayor Francis Slay and former Gov. Jay Nixon, say it’s time to get back to basics, and that Coatar’s the right man to do it.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

The shooting happened in the 4700 block of Greer Avenue, police say.

The Chesterfield City Council has final say on whether to approve the $353 million tax increment financing plan that would add thousands of apartments and townhomes and numerous shops.

Owners of property keep pitching an idea that won't float on the Mississippi River.

Drought-related risks and impacts are especially pronounced in certain industries and communities that rely on the river for shipping and transit.