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Judge authorizes Holly Hills special tax district measure and a proposed increase in fine for illegal dumping to qualify for the Aug. 2 ballot in St. Louis.

Gov. Mike Parson’s Supply Chain Task Force is charged with finding ways to open up the supply chain following pandemic-related slowdowns.

If the GOP captures the Senate, which is currently evenly divided, it may be difficult for leadership to continue a practice so unpopular in their ranks.

A federal judge in St. Louis has referred to prosecutors criminal perjury allegations against the owners of a movie star chimp.

Industry publication All Access reports the local iHeart Media change follows layoffs at iHeart stations in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Tampa and Jacksonville.

In season finale of "Welcome Home Nikki Glaser?," Nikki and Chris make a decision regarding the future of their relationship.

How a kidney transplant performed in St. Louis illustrates some of the barriers Black organ recipients face because of outmoded thinking.

A trooper chasing the suspect said the motorcyclist held a black handgun in his left hand and "was aiming it high in the air." The gun looked to be Intratec TEC-9 or some kind of semiautomatic pistol, police said.

Program championed by Lewis Reed and his allies gave aldermen control over grants in their wards.

Children ages 4-18 can get free eye exams and glasses.

The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory from 11 a.m. Monday through 8 p.m. Wednesday. The heat index is expected to reach 109 degrees.

Both girls were inside a home on South Spring Avenue when bullets, apparently fired from outside, hit them about 12:45 a.m. Monday.

Page administration hiring under scrutiny following indictment of appointee Tony Weaver Sr., a former aide to Rochelle Walton Gray.

Promoting the state as a haven for reproductive rights could possibly burnish its reputation as a business hub.

The former president continues to insist without evidence that the 2020 election was stolen and, in a fundraising email to supporters on Sunday, again labeled the committee hearings “another partisan witch hunt.”

Jurors found 50-year-old Elizabeth McKeown guilty Friday of first-degree murder in the death of 57-year-old Barbara Foster.

A new plan for trails and paths is being developed in Edwardsville to help maneuver the city on foot and by bike.

Mitchell Frederick Wagner, 24, of Florissant, is charged with criminal conspiracy; Garret Joseph Garland, 23, of Freeburg, was also arrested.

The bribery charges against three members of the Board of Aldermen prompt call to change the practice of “aldermanic courtesy” and the involvement of city alderman in many of the bureaucratic functions of city government.

A Friday carjacking near Fairground Park led to the shooting of a 1-year-old girl.