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He was the epitome of a manager. With “Whiteyball,” he dictated the way the game was played with speed — a chessmaster on an Astrotuf chessboard.

A bridge over railroad tracks will close indefinitely after it was damaged, officials said.

A federal judge sentenced Carmain Milton Tuesday to 27 years in prison for three St. Louis carjackings, including one that turned fatal when the he ran over a 72-year-old man.

Bell’s campaign has about $1.14 million cash on hand, compared to about $529,000 for Bush, according to federal campaign reports filed Monday.

Prosecutors charged an East St. Louis woman after police say her 8-year-old child was driving her car the wrong way downtown while she was unconscious in the back seat.

Eight Republicans vying to fill seat being vacated by retiring U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer. Bob Onder leads Kurt Schaefer and Justin Hicks in raising money.

Christe Mirikitani's fight to teach pitching lessons in a Ballwin backyard shows the tension between HOA rules and property rights.

The measure, which passed the House Monday evening on a 108-25 vote with 21 lawmakers voting “present,” still must clear the Missouri Senate.

A man has been charged with holding a woman captive inside a car in a parking garage for about two hours Monday near St. Charles City Hall.

Patrick D. Harris is facing two charges of endangering the welfare of a child after officials noticed two kids acting incoherent and unresponsive while in Harris' care.

Where do you like to grab a bite before a show?

Confluence Music Festival taking place June 1-2 as part of NASCAR Cup Series Weekend at World Wide Technology Raceway in Madison, Illinois.

A man died about nine days after he was assaulted April 1 in the city's Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood.

The man was found at Page Boulevard and North Sarah Street, police said.

The chairwoman of the House Ethics Committee alleges the speaker’s office obstructed the work of the panel.

A man was found dead Monday night inside a Tower Grove South home after a standoff and shootout with police, according to several media reports.

The signature-gathering campaign to overturn Missouri’s near-total abortion ban has raised more than $4.8 million since launching in mid-January.

Outgoing Bel-Nor mayor says contracting with Normandy police would be a step toward Normandy mayor’s goal of a merger of North County municipalities.

Every day, cars race through the intersection of College Avenue and Conde Street. "They act like 'I have somewhere to go' — which is nowhere."

David Gregory, a former state representative now running for state Senate District 15, aims to force the county to immediately open applications for the tax freeze.