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A 50-year-old man died after being shot in the chest.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

Widely varying amounts of wet, slushy snow was expected to fall across the metro area early Wednesday morning and into the rush hour, the National Weather Service said.

Those suing include former state senator and GOP gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey and 70 firearms dealers.

In his sixth time on the ballot, Rolen eclipses the 75% necessary to be the only player elected by the writers to the Hall of Fame's 2023 class. He's the 18th third basemen.

A Lincoln County judge Tuesday reduced by half the $1 million cash bail for a former Louisiana, Mo., police chief who is charged with felony murder and drug trafficking.

Opponents say Missourians should not lose the right to use the ballot initiative to make policy changes in the state Constitution

The Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority on Tuesday is slated to review incentives for several affordable housing projects in St. Louis.

A driver was killed Monday when his vehicle flipped several times after speeding away from a traffic stop in St. Louis County, according to the city's police department.

Kristen Whitted was an innocent bystander shot and killed while driving on Interstate 170 in November 2020.

Terica Ellis apologized to Andre Montgomery's family during sentencing Tuesday.

While powerful lobbying groups like the Chamber and the Realtors oppose the measure, the Missouri Farm Bureau supports the concept

The arguments came in the case of Michael Politte, who for more than two decades has maintained he was wrongly convicted in the 1998 murder of his mother, Rita.

Two more Rockwood School District administrators have resigned, the fourth and fifth high-profile leaders to leave the district in the past two years.

As Republicans declare war against public schools; funding lags and so does the economy.

Two major insurance companies have refused to issue new policies on some Kias and Hyundais in the St. Louis region as theft rates of those vehicles remain high following last year's surge.

The city's interim public safety director is stepping down to take a position at Ameren.

“Despite the respected place that the press has as the fourth estate of American politics, there is no law concerning false disclosures to the press.”

The next superintendent will be announced by the end of the month and start in July.

He calls the social media site “China’s backdoor into Americans’ lives” and a threat to “our children’s privacy as well as their mental health.”