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A police news release said the boy has been taken into juvenile custody. His name has not been disclosed.

The League of Women Voters had been barred Sept. 5 from registering new citizens inside the federal courthouse in St. Louis following a new Trump administration policy.

Similar ordinances have been struck down as a violation of First Amendment free speech rights.

State Sen. Angela Mosley and her sister, Rochelle Walton Gray, claim Shalonda Webb used "aggressive language, hostile insinuations, menacing movements."

Lawyers from national libertarian public interest law firm are challenging the city's blight declaration that could lead to eminent domain for redevelopment project.

Hot Pizza Cold Beer took over the former Pi Pizzeria space on the same block as a Hi-Pointe Drive-In location and across the street from a Sugarfire Smoke House.

St. Charles County judges are sharing courtrooms and juggling a case backlog. That's why the county is considering a deal for St. Charles City Hall.

Prosecutors charged a Belleville woman in the stabbing death of 67-year-old Van T. Perry of East St. Louis.

The Missouri Highway Patrol said the 45-year-old man from Greensburg, Louisiana, was driving the tractor-trailer that slammed into the back of traffic that had slowed on northbound I-55 near Festus.

The city could sue to take control of dozens of NorthSide Regeneration parcels relatively quickly. It's opting to negotiate to avoid lengthy litigation but has "no definitive timeline."

The $200 milllion renovation of the Mansion House complex, about three blocks north of the Gateway Arch, will entail a top-to-bottom makeover.

Shalonda Webb said says she was "physically attacked" by state Sen. Angela Walton Mosley and Mosley's sister, Rochelle Walton Gray.

A Gilster-Mary Lee worker's June death was the fourth serious accident in about three years at the food manufacturer's plants. In the last decade it's been fined $200,000 for violations.

A spokesman told the Post-Dispatch in an email that Six Flags St. Louis will remain open.

Bob Nation is among the critics trying to get Chesterfield to reverse course on the purchase of the Mass Mutual office building.

Police have not released any information, including age or gender of either person in the crash or a description of the vehicle.

The donation, from a 1970 graduate, is the largest in the history of the all-boys school.

Word about the contamination, revealed at a City Council meeting on Tuesday, was still getting around late in the week.

Austin police said DNA tests led investigators to Robert Eugene Brashers, who died by suicide in 1999 during a standoff with law enforcement at a motel in Kennett, Missouri.

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