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A teenager on Thursday morning brought a loaded gun to Nottingham Community Access and Job Training High School.

One of the parties to NFL settlement thinks a long-term trust fund could let St. Louis use Rams settlement for years to come. Whether the city and county will go along is unknown.

Oldenburg said he wants further debate on issues like the size of the police force and the city's struggles picking up trash.

One person is dead and another is in custody after a stabbing Wednesday evening in Webster Groves.

“Severe weather is not expected” from the storm, according to online posts from the National Weather Service's forecast office for the St. Louis area.

Jason P. Lodes, 37, of Wentzville, died at the scene of the crash near Winghaven Boulevard.

Missouri voters have legalized recreational pot in the state. Here’s what comes next — when, where you can buy and other key issues.

Robert McCulloch, who lost to Wesley Bell in 2018 prosecuting attorney’s race, disagreed with Bell office’s contention that its spending practices are similar.

Quincy Z. Smith was convicted in the 1989 rape of a woman walking to work in St. Louis County.

The results showed Green won nine of the 14 newly drawn wards by more than 15 percentage points on her way to a 10-point win.

Martin Mathews, the co-founder of Mathews-Dickey Boys & Girls Club on North Kingshighway, died Tuesday. He was 97.

Missouri is now among 21 states that have legalized marijuana for adult use.

“From a radiological standpoint, the school is safe,” said Col. Kevin Golinghorst at a board meeting of the Hazelwood School District.

Mantia Johnson killed one man and injured a woman on Highway 3 in Granite City.

Connor Brueggemann, 26, was sentenced Wednesday to 52 months in prison.

James E. Chaney, 56, was sentenced to 13 years in prison for the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Bander Abdel-Majed.

Former University of Missouri basketball player Jed Frost shot and killed his wife and himself Tuesday afternoon inside the Dallas County medical examiner's office.

The new member could determine if County Executive Sam Page is able to achieve his goals in his first full term.

The vote comes amid a yearslong dispute between the Robertson Fire Protection District and Hazelwood over a costly service contract and with critics who accused the district of misconduct.

Before having a priest return the wine in Clayton, he is thought to have stolen thousands of dollars' worth of wine from another wine store in Clayton and to have tried to steal from grocery stores in Ladue and Town…