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The number of St. Louis aldermen calling for Lewis Reed to resign grew Monday amid questions about his planned leave.

Its fate was in question after its current chaplain announced his retirement.

Meeting records from 2021 show no rule change for appointing interim St. Louis personal director, as a civil service commissioner had suggested.

The US asks Ameren to offset years of violations at its Rush Island coal plant, perhaps by planting trees or installing air filters in schools.

Dash, a client of Stray Rescue St. Louis, lived at the Angad Arts Hotel and went home with employees. Other shelters have weekend foster programs, programs for seniors and foster-to-adopt programs.

Police said Billy L. McClure, 61, of Hawk Point, Missouri, died in a one-vehicle crash in Warren County.

Local health officials issue a renewed plea for residents to wear masks in crowded areas and in indoor, public spaces.

Before this killing, the city had had 71 homicides this year, compared to 79 the same time last year.

An unidentified victim was found just before 4:30 a.m. Tuesday in the 5000 block of Davison Avenue, about two blocks north of Interstate 70.

The team designed rooftop solar panel arrays to produce and store energy, aiming to generate as much energy as possible and be the most cost-effective.

A 62-year-old St. Louis man died Monday when his car hit an International Harvester farm vehicle that was stopped in the road, police said.

A woman who taught at a Jefferson County middle school has been accused of sending inappropriate photos to three students, authorities said.

A man died shortly after being shot Sunday night, reportedly near a playground in the 2900 block of Canfield Drive, police said.

Rentable electric scooters have been turned off downtown and in the Downtown West neighborhood as problems persist with crowds of youths, police said.

A 29-year-old man accused of murdering his romantic partner's brother made his first court appearance Monday.

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from Mark and Patricia McCloskey, whose law licenses were placed on probation in 2020.

A 22-year-old man charged in two separate homicides, including the killing of a Eureka High School student, was once again denied bail.

THC-infused "Twice-baked" Red Hot Riplets will the hit store shelves this week.

Local police reporting on use of force has spiked in Missouri since new law requiring participation in FBI data collection.

“Under Governor Parson, our budget has significantly increased,” said Mary Fox, director of the Missouri State Public Defender System.