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Mindy Kammer admitted to scalding a 23-month-old boy in April 2018.

The aldermen grilled M2 Development Partners as to why it sought tax incentives before conducting any environmental and safety studies to determine project viability.

Leonard Taylor, 58, was convicted of murdering his girlfriend and her three children at their home in Jennings in 2004.

Police found Bazan Garcia's body with stab wounds behind a shed at his Breckenridge Hills home.

Under the plan, public libraries would have to adopt policies to determine what material is appropriate for certain ages.

Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick, like other GOP officials, has been critical of the company’s stance on the environment, among other matters.

The planned shutdown is to accommodate ongoing bridge construction work.

Residents and business owners there can begin applying for federal aid as early as Tuesday, White House officials said in a news release.

Police found human remains buried in a yard outside a vacant home in north St. Louis on Monday following calls from residents — and some digging by the area's alderman.

But Army Corps stands by its finding that the low-level radioactive residues in nearby soil do not pose an immediate risk to human health.

The attorney general took at least four hams and $3,000 in campaign contributions from a Smithfield Foods lobbyist when he was in the Legislature, records show.

Electric car manufacturer Tesla signed a lease for more than 600,000 square feet of space in Pontoon Beach.

In addition to daily meal and lodging costs, lawmakers also received mileage checks during the month-long session.

He was fatally injured in the 9400 block of Bagley Drive.

ST. LOUIS — Sugaree Baking, a Dogtown institution since 1999, has announced that it will close at the end of this year.

The situation appeared to be the latest indictment of the city's handling of Missouri Sunshine Law requests — until city employees looked through their files.

A lawyer for the school blames Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s office for the repeated delays.

More than $100 million in disaster aid has been paid out so far to help St. Louis-area residents and businesses recover from July's historic rainfall and floods.

More than $4 million in hotel tax revenue a year is available for new projects, once legal wrangling over the St. Charles Convention Center is complete.

But she still trails Republican Attorney General Eric Schmitt in fundraising as the two march toward a Nov. 8 showdown at the polls