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The counselor's office has been able to hire outside legal help without approval since January 2021 thanks to a pandemic-era emergency rule.

Tax credits helped Missouri’s New Madrid Power Plant in 2021 comply with emission regulations while generating the most smog-producing NOx in the nation.

The crash happened at the intersection of MO-141 & Bowles Avenue.

"There are a lot of good things happening internally in this police department," Chief Robert Tracy said. "What I found out very quickly is that we have very dedicated and professional police officers and leadership."

An abandoned temple to commercialism is reimagined — for one day — as a literal place of worship for St. Louis-area Muslims.

Washington University staff followed "accepted standards of care" in treating transgender youths, according to an internal review. A former employee made scathing claims of malpractice at the center earlier this year, but the review found them unsubstantiated.

To accommodate bridge painting, crews at 7 a.m. Monday will close the ramps from southbound I-255 to eastbound I-55/70 and from northbound I-255 to westbound I-55/70.

A 2019 change in state law barred state officials from accepting gifts but it didn't apply to local elected officers like mayors and county executives

A partnership of nine St. Louis-area Christian leaders, including the Archbishop of St. Louis, is launching an effort to boost affordable housing in the region.

From the castle doctrine law to the McCloskey pardon, Gov. Mike Parson helped make the state's latest tragic shooting more likely.

St. Louis Public Schools filed a motion in 2016 seeking to force the state to send all the sales tax revenue to SLPS.

The EPA has promised to appoint a coordinator who will oversee efforts to fix the city’s chronic sewer overflows, as residents wait for answers from officials to letters demanding immediate repairs and transparency.

House leaders bemoan lack of action on sports wagering in Missouri Senate.

The Missouri Supreme Court has set an August execution date for Johnny A. Johnson, who kidnapped and beat to death a 6-year-old girl in Valley Park in 2002.

The owners hope to be fully stocked by Mother's Day.

"If a firefighter would've lost his life last night on that property, it would've been a different situation," said St. Louis County Chair Shalonda Webb.

On April 21, 1955, two leaders of a mothers’ campaign met a train in downtown St. Louis. An express worker handed them the first box of a miracle shipment.

"We were never given any indication that the school was in any kind of financial trouble," said Alicia Donathan, a parent of five. "We're not happy with the lack of communication with parents."