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The gathering on the Washington University School of Medicine and BJC hospital campus was an audition of sorts for Thomas Abt, a criminologist and author who leads the Violence Reduction Center at the University of Maryland.

The fire at 4300 Dock Drive was reported by a neighbor at 12:08 a.m. Thursday.

It takes cops, social workers, prosecutors and medical pros working together to treat a public health crisis. In St. Louis, the homicide problem also will take working across city and county boundaries.

Everyone escaped to the muddy, isolated safety of Grand Tower Island.

Illinois State Police said the cause of the rash was excessive winds blowing dirt from farm fields across the high which obstructed drivers' vision.

Less than a year after tightening rules for short-term housing rentals the St. Charles City Council on Tuesday imposed a one-year moratorium on allowing any new ones.

State law would still allow gun owners to conceal-carry without a permit.

A Missouri department questioned $550,000 worth of invoices submitted by a St. Louis County nonprofit. Executives say they'll be justified.

The order would have given Wesley Bell the full powers of the Circuit Attorney's Office, but no judge had signed it when Kim Gardner resigned.

A business dispute has halted plans for a proposed entertainment center featuring the iconic Carl's Drive-In, a go-kart track and other rides in St. Charles County.

The day after St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner resigned, Missouri Attorney General Andrew dismissed his office's lawsuit that attempted to force her from office.

Officers on Wednesday morning made an usual apprehension in north St. Louis County.

Joggers, walkers, people with disabilities and community groups all complained the bill would unfairly target them.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

In an unsigned order with no dissents, the justices rejected an emergency appeal that asked them to block a local ordinance and the state ban from taking effect.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch beat writer Tom Timmermann and Carter Chapley try to diagnose the woes that face this team before diving into the history of the St. Louis-Kansas City soccer rivalry ahead of their upcoming game.

Missouri taxpayers paid out nearly $200,000 in March to a convicted killer as part of a settlement he won last year after prison guards treated him “wantonly” and “sadistically,” recently released records show.

Cases of St. Louis firefighter accused of theft from crash scene, and also of former top political aide who filmed office sex act, still being investigated.

Bad Missouri court precedent has kept Dunn in prison despite a judicial finding of actual innocence.

Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner announced Tuesday she would resign immediately — two weeks earlier than expected.