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The two candidates watched Monday night as City Clerk Kim Hudson held up identical slips of blue paper, with each candidate's name typed out in identical size lettering.

But the council has yet to act on various other requests Page has made for other county agencies following budget cuts made by the council in December.

The accident happened about 10:25 p.m. Sunday near Cinnabar Drive in the Sappington area, police said.

A $3.1 billion data center proposed near St. Louis' historic Armory venue in Midtown moved forward Tuesday with the requirement that the developers agree to community benefit agreement, draw at least half its energy from renewable sources and pay the…

Lt. Col. Jerry Lohr said while all 18 homicides in 2026 are equally important, "this one garners national attention ... because it is truly what appears to be random."

A prominent St. Charles church wants to bulldoze several buildings bordering a historic district to make room for an expansion of its early childhood program.

Police said Tuesday they had made no arrests in the killing of Ronald Milton and hadn't provided a description of the killer or the killer's getaway car.

It was not immediately clear whether the sheriff’s seat is truly vacant.

The ballot question will ask Missourians to lift a ban on the expansion of certain sales and use taxes

Police say the father left the apartment, and the child then wandered into an elevator lobby, climbed a bench under a window and fell through.

The SLPS board violated Keisha Scarlett's contract by canceling her insurance before she was fired, among other allegations in the lawsuit.

A Cole County judge has ordered Missouri officials to repay former state Rep. Wiley Price more than $22,000.

The Missouri Treasurer’s Office inadvertently posted a directory of students in the private school voucher program for almost a year, even as it denied lawmakers’ requests for the information.

The driver was unaware he had struck the woman until utility workers alerted him, police said.

State and federal officials say they have run out of time in their springtime campaign to net huge schools of invasive carp from Creve Coeur Lake.

Steve Smith, co-founder of Lawrence Group, believes we need to rally together to move the area forward or risk losing younger generations to other cities.

Two local nonprofits have joined forces to boost access to plant-based alternative healthcare for veterans. Trump's recent order is a big win for them.

Nothing ruins a delightful meal like being confronted by how unhealthful it is.

The Senate could act on the legislation later this week.

The state charter school commission is set to vote next month on revoking Voices Academy's charter, effectively shutting the school.