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Students’ parents say district overreacted; district says it spent hundreds of hours dealing with the controversy.

A tax dispute in Greene County has led to a solar farm developer potentially owing taxpayers an estimated $400,000.

An urn found on a golf course in August remained unclaimed Wednesday, prompting St. Louis police to ask the public for help finding its owner.

Campaign reports show that after getting $10,000 from Sam Page’s political action committee, north St. Louis County PAC paid $7,500 to Rochelle Walton Gray.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

DeSean Pearson of Dellwood was held Wednesday in the St. Louis County jail in lieu of $500,000 cash bail.

Crusading attorney seeks change in Missouri so every defendant has an attorney at first hearing.

Pay raises, tuition reimbursement and more mental health support included on list from the state Teacher Recruitment and Retention Blue Ribbon Commission.

A clerical error led St. Louis County to send as much as $6 million extra in sales tax proceeds to the city of Brentwood, officials said this week.

Laveal D. Jones II, 24, had a court appearance Tuesday on the federal carjacking charge, which was filed Friday.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as George D. Redenius of Staunton, Illinois.

The man is expected to survive.

Hazelwood School District officials announced the decision at a packed school board meeting Tuesday night.

Jeffrey and Joan Spiegel claim they lost family heirlooms, a vehicle and financial documents in a February 2022 burglary after their complex failed to secure residents' master keys.

Roughly 10% of the state’s residents already have state-issued medical cards that allow them to purchase, grow and consume marijuana.

James Hardie Industries has required public officials to sign nondisclosure agreements as they work through a series of taxpayer-backed government aid packages.

Four people were killed in June when a passenger train hit a dump truck at an unguarded crossing near Mendon.

Crime generated the most heat in Thursday's debate for Illinois governor Tuesday. Here's a recap.

"Shortage of available train equipment" is blamed for the suspension, which runs from Monday through Nov. 16.

City officials say Michigan-based Piston Group is moving into part of the 1.13-million-square-foot Wentzville Logistics Center, two miles from the GM plant.