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The app could alert police of the presence of an active shooter.

The school was placed on lockdown as police began searching it around 9:30 a.m., and all students were deemed safe.

A Senate panel also heard testimony on a plan to allow more school personnel to carry weapons in classrooms, buses and other areas.

Ferguson-based Emerson struck a deal to acquire Austin, Texas-based National Instruments that values the company at $8.2 billion.

The plan sponsored by Rep. Brad Hudson, R-Cape Fair, would take effect six months from the date Gov. Mike Parson signs it.

Kim Gardner doubled down Tuesday on a defense that she can not be personally blamed for failures by her subordinates and argued a lawsuit seeking her removal should be dismissed.

Conservatives gin up outrage over Anheuser-Busch marketing campaign.

“It's pretty amazing now that I have kids — and that's their role model,” Laura Mosbacher said. “So it's pretty cool for them to be able to come and see her, and then me telling them about her past and…

Rev. Tim Faber is chairman of the Missouri Commission on Human Rights and testified in opposition to legislation outlawing discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity during a committee hearing.

The officer, Nathan R. Livingston, remains hospitalized in intensive care with a head injury.

Mayor gets criticism for calling a special meeting a week before two newly elected aldermen, at least one of whom opposes the project, are sworn in.

A manufacturing company wants to open a $100 million solar panel production facility in the St. Louis area that could create 250 new full-time jobs.

Local defense attorney David Mueller announced Monday he would enter the race to challenge the city's embattled top prosecutor.

A security guard at a St. Charles retirement community was shot after he went to check a light that had been turned off in a cafeteria, charges say.

St. Charles County Circuit Judge Rebeca Navarro-McKelvey sentenced Shawn Kavanagh, 32, to four consecutive life sentences Tuesday, prompting sobs from a courtroom full of family and friends from both sides.

The Housing Resource Fair will offer workshops, presentations and consultations for those interested in buying a home.

Authorities charged three people with murder this week in the April 4 shooting death of a 21-year-old man. One is not yet in custody.

Charl Howard's case was delayed 25 times during the COVID-19 pandemic, was dismissed and re-filed days before trial in 2022 and, late last year, it was moved again.

The proposed construction spending includes $1 million in matching funds for the renovation of the Powell Symphony Hall in St. Louis.

The two-story home in the 8300 block of South Laclede Station Road is in the Affton area of St. Louis County.