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The City of St. Louis Water Division said the precautionary boil advisories were prompted by a loss of power at one of its treatment plants.

Voters must show a government-issued photo identification.

A St. Louis County jail guard, Michelle Royal, is charged with aiding a jail break involving her son.

The St. Louis Preservation Board approved the demolition of an old church to make way for a new Ronald McDonald House Charities of St. Louis facility.

4 Hands Brewing Co., best known for its City Wide beer, plans to invest about $2.3 million to expand its facility, located just south of downtown St. Louis.

Every parents' worst fear comes to St. Louis, as a school shooting leaves three dead. It's not OK that we're not doing enough.

The man had injuries consistent with an animal attack and two aggressive dogs — a German Shepherd and English Mastiff — were at the home.

In the aftermath of the shooting, pediatricians advised parents to acknowledge their own emotions and model healthy strategies for working through them.

The GOP majority in the Missouri Legislature has kept gun control measures off the agenda in the Capitol.

William Ray Jr. was a Democratic candidate for St. Louis County executive in 2018.

Amid the shooting in St. Louis, Claudia Breuer, 16, told her dad it was a drill, hoping to keep her dad from trying to run in to rescue her.

Jean Kuczka, 61, who taught at St. Louis' Central Visual & Performing Arts High School since 2008, was killed Monday morning at the shooting.

Alexandria Bell, a sophomore, was killed after a former student opened fire inside Central Visual and Performing Arts High School.

The St. Louis County Boundary Commission is expected to give final approval on Tuesday to the change.

The vigil in honor of the survivors and victims from the Central Visual and Performing Arts High School shooting was held at Tower Grove Park.

The gunman was identified as Orlando Harris, 19, a recent graduate of the school. One survivor heard him say he was 'tired of everybody' in the school and that his gun jammed at one point.

Board member David Richardson said the school has a “compelling case” as a historical landmark based on its longstanding service to the city.

In response to recent public outcry, the Corps vowed to test the “entire school property” and share preliminary results within two weeks. A parent leader is already skeptical.

Abigail N. Lawrence murdered 62-year-old Kevin Hoffert in 2020.

A St. Charles woman is guilty of murdering her husband in 2018 by stabbing him.