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A group of Black heavy equipment operators argue they are paid less than their white counterparts and have been denied overtime pay they're owed.

Gino Rives, 36, of Edmundson, pleaded guilty Monday to defrauding two elderly women out of homes, cars and more than $750,000.

Appeals from two other parishes were rejected, Blessed Teresa of Calcutta in Ferguson and St. Matthew the Apostle in north St. Louis.

Police on Tuesday identified the two men killed earlier this month in their home in the Benton Park West neighborhood.

The rumors started spreading earlier this morning in Wentzville that the company and the union had reached a tentative deal.

Ag-tech innovator Benson Hill has sold its Indiana soybean crush facility for $36 million and is looking to offload more facilities as part of its plan to cut costs.

First-term Democrat, whose district includes parts of St. Clair and Madison counties, keeping eye on green-farming plans and also gets $500K for air pollution program.

This fall, enrollment in the Kirkwood School District is 5,837, down 39 students from 2022-2023 and more than 400 short of projections.

While proponents have argued the tax is vital to city operations, critics have said the earnings tax has impeded growth.

St. Louis County’s chief prosecutor said Monday he would end his primary run for U.S. Senate and instead enter August 2024 Democrat primary against incumbent Bush.

The 25-year-old victim was shot in the lower back and torso.

Turning a nonkosher restaurant into a kosher one takes an immense amount of work. And yet, one St. Charles restaurant went to all the effort.

No agency has been able to solve Cahokia Heights' problems so far despite years of official announcements and news conferences. Federal officials hope to make headway with the new coordinator.

Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft and Attorney General Andrew Bailey, both Republicans, are trying to block groups from putting a question to legalize abortion on the 2024 ballot.

The suspect in three random attacks Sunday in the Central West End also faces charges in several other incidents earlier this month, including punching a woman in the face and spitting on a police officer.

Affton High School students regularly visit the residents of a senior community across the street in the high school’s old building.

The party fell short in 2020, so it has to collect 10,000 signatures to appear on the 2024 ballot in Missouri.

The St. Louis County Department of Public Health says Old Town Donuts, a popular shop in Florissant, was reinspected Monday and OK'd to reopen following last week's roach infestation.

Justin Christopher Vance, 18, is accused of fatally shooting a man in the back Thursday in the 2200 block of Yale Avenue.

For kids to adults, from pleasant and serene to downright terrifying, here are events and attractions to keep your hair on end and your candy bag filled.