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Matthew Brummund, who worked 20 years in the FBI’s St. Louis division, is the newly-hired commissioner of the city’s Civilian Oversight Board and would shift to heading a proposed new city agency that would work with the board.

Susan Scotti's parents are now caring for the three children after she died of a fentanyl overdose. "My main concern," her father said, "is that no one else gets this stuff."

The case reflects fact many people with disabilities can’t get appropriate residential treatment in Missouri, an advocate says.

Officials in both Hazelwood and O'Fallon remained mum one day after footage showed Hazelwood's police chief 'hammered drunk' during a traffic stop, then being driven home by another chief.

As uncertainty grows on Cortex incentives, Mayor Jones says Cortex TIF funds agreed to 'well before' she or Alderman Tina Pihl in office.

Roberts is challenging Rep. Cori Bush, D-St. Louis, in the Aug. 2 primary.

Authorities believe a fire occurred overnight between July 7 and 8 after the two were discovered on July 9.

Large swaths of Missouri are in the early stages of a drought.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson’s signature on the measure wasn’t the first time he has taken steps to restrict access to public information.

The city of 18,000 looks to take in about 2.3 square miles, adding 6,500 residents.

Founded as a food truck in 2017, Pie Hard Pizzeria parked its terrific wood-fired pizza in Waterloo in 2020.

Hall appeared to struggle reciting the alphabet, and an officer said that Hall’s blood alcohol content was more than two and half times the legal limit. The O'Fallon police chief drove him home.

“It is impossible to know in advance whether a prosecutor or member of law enforcement will agree about a clinician determination of risk to the life of the mother.”

Police identified the victim as Virgil D. Fuller, 25.

“We don’t know what to tell developers”: In City Hall bureaucracy, a new alderman means a new way of doing business.

Kolby L. Kristiansen, 68, is accused of storing the drugs in a storage unit in St. Louis County.

Cortex CEO Sam Fiorello said he doesn’t know what Alderman Tina Pihl needs from the district in order to advance public financing package.

The Board of Estimate and Apportionment’s 2-1 endorsement of a $1 million fund to help St. Louis women get abortions in Illinois and other states where the practice remains legal clears the way for a final vote by the Board…

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen voted 14-3 on Wednesday to give preliminary approval to a new agency to investigate police misconduct. But critics said more work is needed on the legislation, which they said is confusing.

The assistant principal’s lawyer maintains she was concerned for the dog's health and planned to seek treatment for it.