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The amendment includes clarifications to the process for transitioning from the cash bail system.

A “very big announcement” about the school’s future is planned for Wednesday, said St. Mary’s president Mike England.

The board held its first public meeting in decades at St. Louis Union Station Hotel as required by the federal infrastructure bill passed last year by Congress.

But Republicans have shown no appetite to strengthen Missouri’s gun laws.

Bryan Clemensen filed a motion for the restraining order on Nov. 22 in Cole County Circuit Court.

Lawmakers want to make constitutional amendments more difficult after another election in which voters broke with the Legislature.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson stands up for the rule of law.

The move reverses part of a 2012 reform effort approved over union objections and designed to rein in soaring costs.

The St. Louis and St. Louis County branches of the NAACP are asking Dierbergs Markets grocery stores to decline the tax incentive that was granted to build its new store in Crestwood.

The flu season so far appears to be the worst since 2010 and 2011, doctors say.

Evolution Festival will take place Aug. 26-27 in Forest Park.

The fundraiser seeks to provide assistance to help the young woman pay for her father’s funeral expenses.

The unidentified victim was hit about 6:15 p.m. Tuesday near Chambers Road and Green Valley Drive.

The shooting was reported about 8 a.m. Thursday.

The city, where the Rams played home games and which led the charge in 2015 to try and keep the team from moving to Los Angeles, would get the largest chunk of the settlement money: $250 million.

Alderman Joe Vaccaro says if aldermen get a raise, they should make the board their only workplace.

The American Civil Liberties Union said the proposal is unconstitutional.

A few days ago, Kamenetzky read that Szapszewicz's family had lost almost all its belongings in this summer's flood. Kamenetzky called his museum coworkers immediately.

A former Velda City officer pleaded guilty to unlawful use of a weapon in connection to a 2020 shooting.

Clarence E. Battle, 58, was convicted of statutory rape and statutory sodomy after raping a 13-year-old girl.