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Ferguson-based Emerson boosted earnings in the third quarter of the year, as the company sold Copeland and prepared to acquire National Instruments.

The call for a special session comes as new reports show the federal government and companies involved in nuclear bomb production knew of risks to workers and the public.

Before the pandemic, the state had recorded more births than deaths each year for more than a century.

According to filed court documents, landlords are taking Fields Foods to court for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

One colleague described Waelterman as the ideal civil servant: a straight-talking, hardworking man who could make the bureaucracy work and get things done.

A man was shot and killed Tuesday evening in the city's Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood.

The Saint Louis area can expect a hot day. It looks to reach a warm 80 degrees. A 72-degree low is forecasted. The area will see heavy rain today. You may want to stay in today, as there is a…

Johnny Johnson, 45, died Tuesday by lethal injection for the 2002 killing of 6-year-old Casey Williamson.

Goldman was known nationally for his research on dismissed police officers who find jobs in other departments and his efforts to pass laws allowing decertification.

TechSTL, the newly formed technology council, has entered into an agreement to take over programming for Venture Café St. Louis.

A Granite City man was killed early Tuesday morning when he was hit by a truck while crossing an Illinois highway.

Cape Girardeau-based SoutheastHEALTH has signed an agreement to join Chesterfield-based Mercy.

“‘Potential, Possibility and Power’ says it all,” says Dr. LaTonia Collins Smith, university president

Data provided by the St. Louis County Medical Examiner’s Office showed the county’s first decrease in drug-related deaths since 2015, when it reported a drop of almost 8%. Since then, about one-third of the drug deaths in Missouri have come…

“If Boeing isn’t paying its share of induced costs, residents shouldn’t get stuck with the bill,” one opponent of the proposal said.

“The city has a history of racial discrimination against department employees, both African American and Caucasian,” his suit alleges.

Decrees affecting those parishes are suspended until the Vatican hears their appeals.

A group of current and former detainees have filed a “staggering amount of evidence” in their lawsuit against the city claiming they were excessively pepper-sprayed while in custody.

The Busch family story is "great American history and something people will be interested in hearing about," Billy Busch says of "Family Reins."

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — With Kansas City on pace for another record-breaking year for homicides, Mayor Quinton Lucas on Tuesday announced two proposed firearms restrictions that he hopes will reduce the killing.