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Ongoing rehab and painting work requires shutdown of the ramps from southbound 270 to eastbound 40/64 and from northbound 270 to westbound 40/64 at 9 p.m. Friday. They'll reopen by 5 a.m. Monday.

The measure, approved late Monday on a 104-46 vote, will now head to the Senate, where that chamber has already approved restrictions that go further than the House plan, limiting students in all grades.

Two of the three, Bob Blitz and Jeanne Sinquefield, are Parson campaign donors

Planned Parenthood held a popup clinic at its Central West End location on Monday for people seeking gender-affirming care, 10 days before new rules that would make Missouri the first state to greatly restrict care for transgender adults go into…

U.S. Rep. Mike Bost, R-Murphysboro, has introduced legislation that would provide money to create more parking spaces for large commercial trucks.

A proposed funding cut is just one part of a strategy to use libraries as pawns in the battle over LGBTQ rights.

Democrats pushed back against the attempt to limit drag shows in Missouri.

Police found the men died in the car after someone called about 5:15 a.m. Monday to report suspicious occupants in an auto.

The latest plan for guns on public transit — a concept that has been proposed, debated and eventually abandoned for years — now moves to the Senate for consideration. The legislative session ends May 12.

A man was set to face trial starting Monday on charges he shot and killed a man in 2021 near the Gateway Arch grounds, but no one from Gardner's office appeared for the beginning of trial. The prosecutor assigned to…

A special prosecutor for St. Louis could stand a better chance of passage than the state takeover of St. Louis police.

St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner and multiple lawyers are set to appear in court Tuesday for the first time to respond to a lawsuit by Missouri's attorney general seeking to remove Gardner from office.

Associate Circuit Judge James Beck was appointed to fill out the remainder of the term of Circuit Judge Patrick Flynn, who is retiring June 30.

Total compensation devoted to Ameren's top three executive positions increased by more than 35% in 2022.

Rep. Peggy McGaugh, R-Carrollton, said county clerks had sought a 100-foot buffer and that a compromise for a 50-foot line had been reached.

The legislation, included in a wide-ranging public safety bill, would require bullet-resistant windows for all first-floor entryways and bullet-resistant glass "for each exterior window large enough for an intruder to enter."

Opponents say the plan infringes upon private property rights.

A St. Louis woman was charged with second-degree murder Friday in last year's death of a toddler who police believe died of blunt force trauma after a child's birthday party.

Friends and family showed up in droves Monday to Crosspoint Church in south St. Louis County to honor a soldier and St. Louis native who was killed last month in a helicopter crash during a military training exercise in Kentucky.

Board members spent most of the last day of the 2022-23 session on courtesy resolutions thanking colleagues for their work over the years and wishing those departing City Hall well.