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The St. Louis area awoke Wednesday to just 1 to 3 inches of snow. But heavier snow didn't miss the area by much, with parts of Missouri's Ozark region seeing a foot of flakes.

School districts wouldn’t be required to participate in the open enrollment program, but couldn’t prevent students from leaving their home districts.

The city manager previously retracted his resignation months ago, citing harassment because he is gay and interference from council members for doing his job.

The task force will look at whether regulations and building codes need to be updated to boost worker safety after the deadly tornado in 2021.

The St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission has brought back seven positions it cut during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.

ST. LOUIS — Missouri's nursing workforce has grown over the past two years, according to a new report, a hopeful sign for hospitals and nursing homes recovering from the worst staffing shortages of the COVID-19 pandemic. But despite those gains,…

Missouri American Water is pushing for a 25% rate increase, a bump of about $150 a year for the average customer.

Brian Kowert, 72, admitted Wednesday to avoiding requirements to use minority-owned subcontractors on a development that received city tax breaks.

The highest snow totals were reported in the southern part of the St. Louis region, including 10 inches in Farmington and 8 inches in Desloge.

Long lines and late start times contributed to an evening that left many fans feeling frustrated.

The St. Louis Boundary Commission is expected to finalize details tonight for Manchester to ask voters to approve the annexation in November, following an eight-month review process.

Harder joins two other GOP politicians in the 2024 primary: Wildwood Mayor Jim Bowlin and state Rep. David Gregory. Each hopes to succeed Andrew Koenig.

Cool Valley aldermen are trying to remove Mayor Jayson Stewart, alleging he's misusing money. He once promised to give every resident $1,000 in Bitcoin.

The St. Louis Development Corp. released a new scorecard to gauge whether a project could receive incentives that officials say will make the process more transparent.

"All Gone Wrong," directed by Josh Guffey of South County, arrives Jan. 27 on digital platforms.

Authorities on Tuesday said court intake staff and police did not follow proper procedures after a weekend shooting at City Foundry STL involving teenagers. The teens were released to their parents.

In January of 1942, a mob dragged Wright behind an automobile through the streets of Sikeston, Mo., then burned his unconscious body.

The Missouri Department of Conservation asks anyone who sees the animal to stay away from it and report the sighting to the state conservation department or local police.

Advocates call wave of Republican legislation a “direct hate attack” on the Missouri LGBTQ+ community.

Police haven't released her name.