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The first hard surface soccer field is under construction at DeSoto Park just north of downtown St. Louis.

The move by Chess.com, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, is a major setback to the St. Louis Chess Club's efforts to make the city the de facto capital of the game.

Government watchdog group accuses St. Louis Democrat of violating ethics rules; complaint tied to Bush using video from House floor to raise campaign money.

The city late Tuesday night resumed using its Elm Point plant and water from a city well.

A St. Peters woman who claims she killed her 39-year-old daughter as part of a 2021 suicide pact pleaded guilty this week to voluntary manslaughter.

Police on Wednesday shot and injured a man in the city's College Hill neighborhood. The man was conscious and breathing after he was shot.

Boeing is hoping to use the land for what it calls “future franchise programs.”

What if those overly familiar movie scenes about alcohol played out in real life?

“This was a mistake on our part, and we’ll own that,” Pleasant Hill Police Chief Tommy Wright said.

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.

“I will say that my client has served the fire department admirably for years and has a lot of support within the department,” said the firefighter's attorney.

It's the biggest year yet for the annual exhibition celebrating women in hip-hop.

Just before the state's visit, someone broke into the company’s Franklin County facility, officials said, and made off with computer servers containing the footage and facility access logs that investigators were seeking.

St. Charles County is the latest county in the region to consider giving senior-citizen homeowners a property tax break. But officials are looking for clarity from state lawmakers first.

To rebuild American democracy, multiple people must be held to account, including in St. Louis.

Missouri is experimenting with allowing schools to spurn traditional, spring standardized tests in favor of more frequent testing that gives students and teachers quicker feedback.

One survey asks about the challenges residents currently face in the city; the other allows people to submit spending plans.

The St. Louis charter school opened in 2015 on North Kingshighway and has struggled to boost academics and enrollment.

As attorney general, U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt argued that counties could not impose mask orders or close businesses during a pandemic

Missouri among states where hospitals redistribute Medicaid funding.