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The Missouri Senate shot down an amendment to get rid of the prohibition on nearly a party-line vote.

Ken Rosenthal and his wife Linda opened the first St. Louis Bread Co. store in the Greentree Shopping Center in Kirkwood in 1987.

Snow becomes “likely, mainly after 3 p.m.,” Tuesday and continuing into early Wednesday, the National Weather Service said.

Board passes resolution urging contracting company to voluntarily recognize SEIU as bargaining agent for 100-plus guards who work for a private company hired by Lambert.

Planned Parenthood celebrated a judge's ruling that allowed abortion services to resume.

A love of honesty and good government won out, at least for a night, in a unique village in Missouri.

Missouri Republicans are pushing plans to dramatically restrict the abortion rights voters approved last year.

St. Louis had the highest number and highest rate of overdoses in Missouri in 2023.

The center will act as a storage and delivery facility for home goods, drinks, including alcohol and pre-packaged food.

Former perennial candidate and state GOP party head, now acting U.S. attorney in Washington, becomes embroiled in flap connected top pardoning of Jan. 6 rioters.

Martin had been serving as U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia on an interim basis since just after Trump, a Republican, was sworn in for his second term on Jan. 20. His appointment must be confirmed by the U.S.…

The owners of Brew Tulum are still fighting in court over the closure of their popular coffee shop in St. Louis.

He was found shot about 5:15 p.m. Sunday in the 11900 block of Larimore Road.

Ron Branstetter created the “Unicorn Fart Dust” meme coin to prove a point. What happened next surprised him.

House Speaker Pro Tem Chad Perkins says Circuit Judge Cotton Walker has too often decided cases in ways that buck GOP priorities.

The operator of the theater inside the high-end mall is being sued for back rent.

When St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery went to the downtown jail on Friday to question the detainee, a deputy jail commissioner blocked him. Montgomery said he then had her handcuffed.

Ameren Missouri chairman and president Mark Birk called the updated plan "an acceleration of things that we would’ve done in the future," in an interview Friday.

The National Weather Service said temperatures won't get above freezing with lows in the single digits and possibly below 0 degrees.

Rep. Wesley Bell: “It’s more than a financial blow; it’s a betrayal of the families who are depending on breakthroughs in cancer treatment, Alzheimer’s research, and other critical health challenges.”