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Dozens of workers were on-site Friday finishing the $12.5 million precinct at 11030 Dunn Road near Route 367 and Interstate 270.

Missouri ranks near the bottom of the nation in the rate of women dying during or soon after pregnancy.

If approved by voters, it would be Missouri’s 14th casino.

A typical four-year degree can cost $115,000 or more, according to a 2023 College Board report. Borrowing money to pay for college adds to the total cost, due to interest.

This year is the 130th anniversary of the Labor Day holiday.

Catch up on local business expansions, moves, name changes and milestones.

Catch up on local business appointments, promotions, awards and new hires.

A mix of buses, taxis and rideshare cars from multiple vendors plus MetroBus have combined to take students to school.

Ali Nazemi-Tabrizi, 68, hit a utility box and a tree after leaving the roadway, officials said.

The mother of a Troy, Missouri, man had called police to report her son's erratic behavior.

Three people were in the vehicle when Michael Tolden shot at it, charging documents say.

The abandoned hospital on south Jefferson Avenue owned by SA Hospital Group attracts looters and vandalism, the lawsuit states.

More than 500 pictures and videos were found on Peter Spezia's cellphone, court documents say.

A federal indictment alleges that Kenyada Harris racked up $16,409.85 on a credit card that was supposed to be used to cover "incidental expenses for official business" at the library.

Police said Friday a detainee at the St. Louis Justice Center attempted suicide last week while alone in her cell. Authorities confirmed that she died at an area hospital Wednesday.

Two St. Louis County women are accused of locking three disabled elderly people in a vehicle in the sweltering heat on Thursday while they went shopping.

MetroLink's first turnstiles and gates are set to begin operation Sept. 9 at the Emerson Park station in East St. Louis.

North Side Community School sued Chester Asher for breach of contract for not disclosing earnings from a tech job and a rental property.

The student's family alleged district personnel failed to properly supervise students.

Brandon Sterling, a United Way of Greater St. Louis official, has been picked to head a new regional effort aimed at reducing homicides.