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Here are three highlights from the Muny season that came to a close Aug. 18.

The new owners of Country Classic Cars in Staunton, Illinois, hope to turn the business into a destination for enthusiasts and tourists alike.

Buses were up to an hour late Monday picking up students for at least eight schools in St. Louis.

Critics have slammed the law for its stance against “housing-first” measures and for cracking down on unauthorized camping on state land.

Des Peres aldermen voted Monday to approve the permit for the Root 66 medical marijuana dispensary's location on Manchester Road.

The killings add to what was already an especially violent month in the city as the number of homicides to date surged past last year's pace.

The lawsuit claims that the number of signatures verified by local election authorities was not enough to get the petition on the ballot.

The county clerk sent an email Monday morning saying Maria Chappelle-Nadal “no longer works for Chairwoman Days effective this morning.”

Gov. Mike Parson proposes to lower the state income tax rate to 4.8%, down from its current 5.4%.

Charges alleged that Officer Sean Liddell hit his son with a belt, leaving bruises, in December 2019.

Democrat Trudy Busch Valentine and Independent candidate John Wood also are on the Nov. 8 ballot.

Gino Branch pleaded guilty in the February 2020 killing of 17-year-old Ruthondrea Chamberlain.

A 23-year-old man was shot inside a Dutchtown QuickTrip around 9:30 p.m. Sunday following an altercation, police said.

The pandemic, which upended and reconfigured so many plans, has left lasting changes on the wedding industry — long after restrictions on gatherings are over.

Robert Fernandez's lawsuit continues to impact panhandling laws across the region, but he's still being cited.

The man injured for the shooting is expected to survive, police say.

Because he was labeled as a disabled "client," fired man can't seek unemployment benefits.

A policy change at the State Department last week cleared up a quagmire that has left 380 Afghans in limbo for nearly a year.

Group representing Black firefighters “has stood idly by while the City has trampled on the Settlement Agreement” requiring promotions, firefighters claim in court.

Voters in St. Louis and St. Louis County went to the polls to decide the region's most fateful ballot question - the "Great Divorce," or whether to split the city away from the county.