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Mayor Quinton Lucas said he was looking forward to signing the measure.

On May 12, 1986, the St. Louis Blues completed the most remarkable playoff comeback in their history.

Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft lobbied last year to eliminate the presidential primary.

Police on Thursday identified two people killed in a Cherokee Street bar shooting during Cinco de Mayo celebrations.

Police on Thursday identified a man who was shot and killed last weekend when authorities said he tried to rob someone in the city's Hyde Park neighborhood.

Nearly every other state in the nation bans texting while driving.

Two projects that will add over 100 apartments for seniors across north and south St. Louis moved closer to final approval.

The sponsor of the legislation in the Senate calls passage a “long shot.”

A St. Louis man charged Wednesday with involuntary manslaughter is accused of speeding more than 100 mph and causing a crash that killed one and injured five others.

A father on probation for domestic violence was charged Wednesday in the death of his 3-year-old son.

Veterans know what the politicians don't: The AR-15 doesn't belong in a child's hands.

The Rev. Larry Rice hopes for a place people could come for bus passes, job counseling and other assistance. Downtown neighbors doubt it.

The issue was made a top priority by Republican-led legislatures this year. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is also trying to impose regulations that would severely restrict gender-affirming medications for all ages.

A man police say was caught on camera firing a gun during a crowded holiday celebration on Cherokee Street last weekend was charged with assault Thursday, one day after prosecutors refused to charge a woman also seen pointing a firearm.

More than four people were injured in St. Louis last year by stray celebratory gunfire.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson, before you sign Senate Bills 39 and 49 into law, come to St. Louis and meet with one of the families you are affecting.

Daniel Toberman was chosen to represent local leaders in the flight promoting the Blue Angels’ air show Saturday and Sunday at Scott Air Force Base.

Gov. Mike Parson is expected to sign the limits.

"Meeting of the Waters," by Swedish-born sculptor Carl Milles, was unveiled on May 11, 1940, across Market Street from Union Station. The idea was to showcase St. Louis' river origin with a stirring artwork at a prime location.

A police spokesperson said the Circuit Attorney's Office refused the charges because of a "lack of evidence" and a shooting victim refusing to cooperate.