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A bill awaiting the governor’s signature would establish a standard of equal parenting time in custody cases

Tower Grove Park will break ground Tuesday on new basketball courts — bringing them back decades after their removal and, in the eyes of some, helping make the park more racially inclusive.

"It is painfully clear that my colleagues are not familiar with the disinvestment that has occurred in southeast city," said Alderman Shane Cohn, of Dutchtown.

Police identified the victim as Ronnell Gray, 27, of the 1500 block of Cove Lane in the Spanish Lake area of St. Louis County.

Circuit court officials sued Comptroller Darlene Green in March, accusing her of illegally refusing to pay their bills.

The number of lanes on both sides of Interstate 55 will be reduced between Reavis Barracks and Lindbergh Wednesday and Thursday as part of an ongoing bridge reconstruction and rehab project.

The legislation, spurred by a news investigation, allows workers to be barred from health care jobs for obstructing investigations into staff misconduct. Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed the bill Friday.

The break was one of 16 the city responded to between Friday and Sunday, prompted by the Friday failure of a 20-inch main in the St. Louis Hills neighborhood, a city spokesman said.

Charging stations for electric vehicles will be installed at Montauk and Roaring River state parks.

An expansion of MidAmerica St. Louis Airport has almost doubled the size of its terminal. It's part of a $34 million upgrade.

Christopher Gall of Maryland Heights was fatally shot before his backpack was stolen, police said.

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate gets backing from former U.S. Rep. William Clay Sr., aldermanic President Megan Green and Florissant Mayor Tim Lowery

Jeffrey Sterling of O'Fallon, Missouri, says laws should apply to Trump in the same way as they applied to him and other accused whistleblowers.

The ruling affirms a 2021 decision that the state was wrong to block funds for a land purchase that conservation officials approved.

Victims of a former Kirkwood family law attorney who falsified dozens of court documents confronted the lawyer on Monday and recounted the "nightmare" he imposed on clients.

Bosley, the son of a former alderman and brother of the city's first black mayor, is accused of inflating the repair bill in a car insurance claim

An ex-judge, a criminologist and an ex-legislator hope to give St. Louis and Missouri counties a way to adopt tougher gun restrictions than those in state law.

The proposals, to be reviewed Wednesday, are poised to boost the density of the booming Midtown neighborhood.

State Rep. Tony Lovasco, R-O'Fallon, was first elected in 2018. Social media post on Monday said party spending too much energy on internal fighting.