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Latest data shows just 91% of Missouri kindergarteners were caught up on required vaccinations.

A woman in her 20s was found shot dead in a vehicle in the 2500 block of North Broadway.

The decision follows an appointment to the board that ended a 2-1 Democratic advantage.

Mario D. Wade walked into St. Louis police headquarters admitted fatally beating his mother with a hammer and a wine bottle, police said.

A prosecutor reported having unavailable witnesses, prompting the dismissal.

American Water has reached deals to acquire numerous municipal water and sewer systems in metro St. Louis in recent years.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page said he's ready to move on from differences within the Democratic Party, but some council members are skeptical.

The upper River Des Peres' flood problems are well known and studied. But a new list of cost-effective solutions is short and insufficient, critics say.

Nonprofit law firm urges school board to implement new policies to fix “unlawful practice” related to reassignment of students to avoid showing up in suspension data.

St. Louis investors who backed idea of a new crop are 'very happy'

The wildly colorful clothing boutique is "a fashion oasis in the heart of Old Town Florissant," its owner says.

Police launched an investigation Sunday into an apparent shooting that left a man dead in Normandy.

Sunday’s multi-agency flood relief center marked the seventh such event since torrential rains destroyed cars, flooded homes and killed at least two people.

A Troy man died Sunday when his motorcycle struck a car head-on, in a no-passing zone.

When defendants are found incompetent, their cases stall until competence is restored. But the effective treatment is backlogged months in Missouri.

Whether commuting downtown, climbing hills to wineries, or traveling for hours on long trails or country roads, there's help for that: Battery power can help keep bicycle wheels rolling when legs or lungs want to give out.

Teachers find cheap, sustainable learning tools at local reuse stores.

Mayor Raymond R. Tucker announced plans to demolish commercial buildings and 5,600 dwelling units across 465 acres of the Mill Creek Valley, running west from Union Station to St. Louis University.

The change gives raises to roughly 115 current officers and makes joining the department more lucrative for experienced officers.

A St. Louis County man was killed Saturday morning when his all-terrain vehicle crashed in Washington County, Missouri.