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Former public defender wants Missouri to follow Maryland's model, and have judges appoint private attorneys for initial criminal hearings.

We talk to six St. Louisans to see just who is (or is no longer) using public transportation.

The versatile forward becomes the fifth Blues player traded in the past 2 1/2 weeks.

One person died in a fire Saturday night at an apartment building in the Greater Ville neighborhood, according to the St. Louis Fire Department.

The incident happened Saturday night. The gun belonged to a 19-year-old man, who was arrested.

New U.S. guidelines require patients requiring anesthesia to be quizzed on marijuana use.

The victim was located at the 8200 block of Frederick Street shortly after 9 a.m.

Four people are dead and four others critically injured after a car ran a red light and crashed into their SUV.

Police said that an electric signal on the southeast corner of eastbound Bates was turned facing southward traffic on Morganford.

St. Louis County councilmembers barely made it through their first agenda item before the meeting went off the rails.

Three-time gold medalist Misty May-Treanor, considered one of the greatest beach volleyball players in the world, personally wrote a message of support to Janae Edmondson that her parents read aloud to her in the hospital.

When Attorney General Andrew Bailey threatens use of quo warranto, he takes a step in the right direction, but also highlights political nature of past criticisms.

"It is a problem when prosecutors are too trusting of police, but it is a disaster when they consistently take the side of the accused."

Pavement repair and bridge painting will require overnight closing up to 2 lanes on each side of I-270 between Manchester and Ladue roads next week.

A Friday shooting of two people in a vehicle claimed the life of a 21-year-old man, and left a teenage girl critically wounded.

The struggle and the pursuit for freedom is preserved at historic sites and museums across America. Some of those sites are small, other are large, but each share a singular mission: to tell the story of American freedom seekers.

Experts expect the legal case to take at least several months. Here's what to expect next.

On February 25, 1966, CBS premiered a TV documentary, "Sixteen in Webster Groves." Many St. Louisans were outraged when the program made most of the parents and teens look self-obsessed. Here was columnist Clarissa Start's take on the program.

U.S. Rep. Sam Graves: “This isn’t a Republican or Democrat issue. It’s an American problem and we have to fix it.”

Abortion-related language attached to the measure jeopardizes federal approval, some lawmakers say.