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In June, the governor vetoed $10 million for charter schools in a bill that was funded by federal pandemic aid money.

The law requires voters to show government-issued photo ID at the polls to cast a regular ballot.

Caran Hatchet was convicted in the 2019 killing of his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend, Daniel Smith.

A student brought a gun Friday to the charter school in the Downtown West neighborhood, the third time a weapon has been discovered this fall.

Michael Henderson, 18, was charged in the Aug. 26 death of Joseph Raymond Shaw, 42.

Alderman Megan Green spent Tuesday and Wednesday using a campaign donation to tie Coatar to an anti-union effort.

The bonds are part of a raft of local, state and federal incentives for the $34 project.

Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region and Southwest Missouri performed 42 vasectomies in July, compared to 10 in the same month last year.

St. Louis game was organized and promoted by Milestone Marketing and Distribution Group, led by Eugene Gilbert of Atlanta, who had “unfulfilled contractual obligations” according to the university's athletics department.

Steve Perron, former writer/producer at KMOV (Channel 4), will perform Monday at the Bluebird Cafe, a legendary country music venue in Nashville, Tennessee.

The St. Louis-based gas utility wants a $151 million revenue boost but faces questions about its bookkeeping, meter replacement practices and more.

On Wednesday, the RSA board again voted unanimously to reinvest the NFL settlement money in higher-yielding securities.

Wednesday's hearing was set to decide the future of a gas station cited as a public nuisance.

Two former Moscow Mills police officers who blew the whistle on an alleged traffic ticket quota scheme say the chief and city retaliated against them.

Incumbent Democrat Sam Page and GOP challenger Mark Mantovani will debate on Nov. 1. It will air live at 7 p.m. on KPLR (Channel 11) and KMOX (1120 AM).

2-year-old Isreal Whirley's aunt told the Post-Dispatch the child's death was an absolute accident and a horrific tragedy.

The beer has developed an almost a cult following across the country.

The St. Louis region accounts for half of overdose deaths statewide, driving a racial disparity in death rates, the data also shows. Black people are now more than three times as likely as white people to die from an overdose.

A former Catholic priest admitted Wednesday to possessing thousands of images of child pornography.

Circuit Court Judge Jason Sengheiser's order OKs the jail board, but still halts the civilian police oversight board