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The rates of stolen Kia and Hyundai vehicles in St. Louis and nationwide have skyrocketed due to how-to videos by a Milwaukee gang that calls themselves the “Kia Boyz.”

The announcement indicates that the hard-right faction believes it now has enough members after key wins in elections this year to merge with GOP leadership in the Senate.

The Board of Equalization on Monday agreed to slash the vacant downtown St. Louis building from $14.1 million to $9.2 million.

On Sunday, GOP candidate Eric Schmitt posted of pork steaks cooking on a grill, a bottle of Maull's sauce and a big can of Busch. Was it psy-ops?

Starbucks wants union votes to stop, saying federal labor board interfered.

Todd M. Wilbert of St. Louis fatally shot his ex-girlfriend, who was also his business partner, in Kirkwood on Aug. 13, 2022, police said.

The injured include adults and children as young as 6 months old.

St. Charles has plans for Frenchtown, just north of the Main Street entertainment strip. And one of them is to turn the beloved pocket park, at North Second and Randolph streets, into a parking lot.

Terry Ganey will be inducted with nine others on Sept. 23. He was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 1993 for his uncovering Missouri’s Second Injury Fund scandal.

Qwanzell Watkins was charged with two counts of second-degree murder and two counts of armed criminal action in an Aug. 12, 2022, double homicide in the city's Carondelet neighborhood.

11 St. Louis-area teachers share tips for making this year a success.

Nikolaos Theodorou, a public health/social justice major, and Gabriela Antova, a business major, won medals at the 44th World Chess Olympiad held last in India.

Police were working to identify a man who was struck and killed by a car just before 2:30 a.m. Monday in the North Riverfront neighborhood.

A hydropower proposal at Melvin Price Locks and Dam could destroy the only lake sturgeon spawning habitat in Missouri. It could also produce 438,000 megawatt hours of clean energy.

Some business and building owners off guard and wondering whether, as intense storms grow more frequent with climate change, such a large project makes sense in an area with a history of flooding.

Residents throughout the St. Louis region are reckoning with the cost and stress of displacement after record flooding swamped the region.

Darren Garmer, 48, of Creve Coeur, received a new heart last year. On Saturday, he met the family of the donor, Cheston Miller, 30.

St. Louis County police said Velda City police, who patrol Flordell Hills, asked for their assistance.

The shooting happened around 4 a.m. on the border of the Gravois Park and Marine Villa neighborhoods.

Grant money could be available to some people to offset costs from the July floods and used to pay for property damage, temporary hotel stays or rental assistance.