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Two council members can't agree on how to pay for it even with a mound of federal pandemic relief money at hand.

Travelers criticize food, retail, waits, baggage and more in new J.D. Power survey

Executive at KTVI (Channel 2) not returning calls about Faust, who while hosting a radio show berated a female co-host with foul language, sexist remarks and personal insults.

Damage forced the move of the new soccer stadium's first games

Cardinals announcer Rooney "humbled, very honored," by colleagues' plans.

The North County Police Cooperative will stop serving as Pine Lawn's police force Oct. 11, when its contract expires. Maj. Ron Martin said the cooperative is offering to police Pine Lawn on a month-to-month basis.

Richard Darren Emery faces the death penalty in the 2018 shooting deaths of two women and two children. His attorney argues a mental illness kept him from understanding what he was doing.

Shawn Parcells, 42, who lived in Topeka and Leawood, was sentenced Monday.

A hire for the powerful city post could be announced in the coming weeks.

James Q. Jenkins, 38, pleaded guilty Tuesday to coercing a minor to engage in sexual activity and sending sexually explicit images to a minor.

The proposal now heads to the Missouri House for further debate.

No shots were fired, and no one was hurt. But one of the juveniles had an assault rifle modified handgun, police said.

The St. Louis Realtors apologized for its role in preventing African Americans from buying homes.

St. Clair County Coroner Calvin Dye Sr. identified the woman as Makenze Coulter, 23.

It’s increasingly unlikely that Eric Schmitt and Trudy Busch Valentine will appear on the debate stage ahead of the Nov. 8 election.

This week’s temperatures are set to peak at about 15 to nearly 20 degrees hotter than the region's historical average highs for this time of year.

Gary Muehlberg is already serving a life sentence in prison for a St. Louis County murder. On Monday, area prosecutors are charging him with four new counts of first-degree murder.

Unanimous vote at Brentwood Board of Aldermen paves way for Green Street to transform industrial swath of Manchester Road into apartments, restaurants.

About three dozen people from several advocacy groups rallied outside the City Justice Center to demand better conditions and transparency in this year's jail deaths there.

Missouri’s abortion ban took effect after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.