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Erin Foerstel, 42, admitted to committing two child sex crimes while she worked as a nurse at the private all-boys school in Kirkwood.

The community radio station's staffers are leaving as the station begins its fall fundraising drive.

The St. Louis County Council, bombarded by complaints from angry parents of youth in the county juvenile detention center have called a special meeting to look into reports of abuse there, and hear from court and detention officials.

The Centene Community Ice Center didn't make enough money for Maryland Heights to make an interest payment. The rink has struggled financially since it opened.

Joshua Conley was charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of an unidentified 23-year-old in the 2200 block of Keokuk Street, east of South Broadway.

Circuit Judge Jon Beetem said the summaries crafted by Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft ignored the proposals’ protections for contraceptives, among other items.

Watch toys come to life in Build-A-Bear Workshop's new documentary chronicling the brand's 25-year journey.

A man was shot dead inside a vehicle Monday afternoon in the city's Vandeventer neighborhood.

Austin-based bootmaker Tecovas is opening its first Missouri store Friday at St. Louis Plaza Frontenac.

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum shares why he loves St. Louis in new tourism ads touting the region.

Eric Schmitt and Josh Hawley both have criticized Gen. Charles Brown for his focus on diversity policies while serving as top-ranking Air Force general.

U.S. Reps. Cori Bush and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez visited the local UAW hall in Wentzville to deliver a message to automakers: No deals, no wheels.

Jails in St. Louis and St. Louis County will be part of a project with the Department of Mental Health. Advocates say the state isn't taking the right approach.

St. Charles is ramping up its efforts to promote its online one-stop for local businesses.

Freedom Community Center is calling for more transparency into the jail’s policies, use of force and death investigations.

Cahokia Heights police Major Tony Tomlinson said the two who died were friends and were shot near Teddy's Ju Joint, at 7400 Old Missouri Avenue.

A 100-unit apartment building now more than half vacant and previously reported to be riddled with mice, water leaks and lack of security has continued to deteriorate, prompting a receivership.

"What we see right now takes place in our schools day in and day out, making sure our students and staff have a sense of belonging and inclusivity."

Karl Schuhe, 59, died around 11 p.m. Saturday at a local hospital, according to a release. No other details were released.