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After the Post-Dispatch asked why the case was no longer public, a judge set a hearing on the matter.

IDOT delays reopening of closed eastbound lane several hours until 3:30 p.m. Friday.

Starting in their kitchen years ago, Freddie Lee and Deborah James now own a small strip mall in the 1900 block of Carr Street for making their sauce.

St. Louis should make a promise to educate future generations of children, using the NFL-Rams settlement money.

Twenty years after being redistricted out of her seat at the Board of Aldermen, Sharon Tyus is set to claim another measure of redemption.

“I really have to find this for her dad,” said Barry Rolland, after hearing from Walter Tarde’s daughter about what his lost wedding ring meant to him. They searched for 2½ hours.

William Jones, 38, and his 11-year-old daughter, Milani Jones, died after fire engulfed their home Monday in the 5200 block of Von Phul Street.

The fire in the 800 block of Tall Cedar Court near New Melle was reported around 12:30 a.m. Thursday.

The familiar Budweiser sign on I-64 was relit Thursday evening during rush hour after being repaired for more than a year.

Jurors found Steven Noah Washington, 21, was guilty in a drive-by shooting that killed a 20-year-old woman as she drove in a car with a newborn.

Aldermen on Thursday advanced a plan to give control of firefighter pensions back to a board dominated by firefighters, reversing part of a 2012 overhaul meant to rein in costs.

Two-thirds of the faculty of about 40 members voted Tuesday to join the American Federation of Teachers Local 420.

Whether Schmitt will be part of a new GOP Senate majority has yet to be determined.

Carmody MacDonald, Polsinelli promote; Broadview, Great Rivers Greenway, Krilogy hire

Police on Thursday identified a 58-year-old man who died last month more than a week after he crashed his moped into a concrete pillar of an Interstate 44 bridge.

A $1 million art project by internationally known architect David Adjaye will grace the Griot Museum of Black History in north St. Louis next year.

Ron "Johnny Rabbit" Elz hosts "The Front Row" at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Missouri History Museum. Presentation will focus on theaters, performances from the past.

Adolphus Pruitt, St. Louis NAACP chief, and the Rev. Darryl Gray, a civil-rights activist, co-host "Point Black" on KATZ (1600 AM) on Thursdays from 9-10 a.m.

Kevin Johnson is scheduled to die by injection Nov. 29 at the state prison in Bonne Terre.

Funding for the facility is part of a $2.9 billion spending bill approved by state lawmakers in May.