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The school district said other students were also shot but survived.

At group's third annual convention on Nov. 21, 1872, an activist tried to register downtown to vote but she was rebuffed.

Spencer’s announcement ends speculation that she might run for aldermanic president.

The Urban League and the St. Louis Area Foodbank be giving out Thanksgiving meals this week.

A notorious north St. Louis gas station is set to be shut down and boarded up for a year.

A board on Monday recommended $353 million in tax breaks for commercial and residential developments poised to reshape a prominent swath of Chesterfield.

A St. Louis County man pleaded guilty Monday to using other people's names and Social Security numbers to apply for 10 pandemic-related small business loans totaling nearly $1 million.

A man accused of striking and killing a Metro East police officer during a chase will act as his own attorney in a murder trial set for next month.

The long-planned youth sports complex POWERplex would occupy a smaller portion of the former Mills Mall, officials said.

Kevin Johnson’s daughter asks that his execution be delayed until after a judge issues a ruling on her case.

St. Charles Mayor Dan Borgmeyer has election opposition so far from Councilman Tom Besselman and business owner Venetia Powell. Tuesday is the deadline for candidates to file for the Feb. 7 primary.

“A Musical Celebration of St. Louis Legend Roland Johnson” will take place 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 27, at BB’s Jazz Blues and Soups.

As the man tried to run across Interstate 70 at Carrie Avenue about 3 a.m., he was struck by a car traveling eastbound.

A trip to Atlantic City reminded our reporter that he doesn't like setting fire to his money.

Next week, Amy Marxkors and Chris Rongey will be only hosts of midday “The Show,” while Kevin Wheeler will join the “Dave Glover Show” from 2-5 p.m.

Jim Hoft of Gateway Pundit has spread debunked conspiracies on topics ranging from the Parkland school shooting to the 2020 election. Now he’s a named plaintiff in litigation filed by attorneys general in Missouri and Louisiana

Commission meets Monday to consider $353 million in tax increment financing for developments expected to add apartments, townhomes, shops, restaurants and offices. On Monday, the public can weigh in.

The day marks the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season at locally owned stores.

53% of Missouri voters supported the legalization of marijuana for adult, recreational use on Nov. 8, 2022

Only 1 of 8 congressional contenders who loaned or contributed $10 million or more to their campaigns won.