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A man was shot and killed Wednesday morning in the city's Dutchtown neighborhood.

The emails between the owners of The Last Hotel in Downtown West make it quite clear where their relationship stands.

Columnist Bill McClellan starts off: "A couple of miles south of the Missouri border in Arkansas, a small traffic sign on Highway 67 indicates that Success lies to the left while St. Louis is straight ahead."

In autumn retailers bring on a wave of new hires to help manage the holiday rush — and so do the companies that transport their inventory.

The shooting was reported at 1:38 a.m. on the 400 block of North 10th Street, according to police records.

The city has quietly replaced its police chief and will allow him to retire voluntarily months after he was pulled over and given a ride home by another chief rather than arrested.

Prosecutors charged Zavion McGee, 18, with two counts each of second-degree burglary, stealing and property damage for burglaries at a cafe and a medical marijuana dispensary in the Central West End.

The rehabbed Midland Boulevard bridge over I-170 will reopen Saturday; it has been closed to traffic since June.

Travis Thomas, a consultant for St. Louis University's men's soccer team and a former Principia College player, is in his third year as the U.S. national team's leadership and team dynamics coach.

Monthly gas bills will increase by about $3.06, or 3.4%, for Spire's average residential customers across St. Louis and the eastern half of the state, the utility says.

Missouri has held presidential primary elections every four years since 2000.

Auditor Nicole Galloway currently is the only woman now holding statewide office. But she’s leaving in January.

“It was remarkable to see a naturally occurring physics lesson,” said John Grass, after seeing what looked like the world turned upside down.

Station known as “The Arch” claimed ratings crown again in November, ahead of runner-up KSHE. Look for KEZK’s 24-hours playing of holiday music to rule December.

The St. Clair County public defender’s office this week said they plan to turn down all new cases, citing “skyrocketing” caseloads that will leave attorneys unable to adequately represent their clients.

The fire took place just as city officials again threaten a public nuisance hearing for a building that has been tied to mayhem, including the shooting death of a 16-year-old in the building's lobby.

Before Gary Pinkel is inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame, his former athletics director gave a look at the 12-day job search from 2000.

It’s unclear if the current crop lawmakers will take up the measure in early January or whether it will be put off until after the new legislature is seated Jan. 11.

The 34-year-old man was found dead about 12:15 a.m. in the burning vehicle parked in the 5600 block of Cates Avenue.

Dowd Bennett announces partners; new hires for Landco, Justine Petersen, Great Rivers Greenway, Inroads; ARCHS promotes