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The grandmother of one of the plaintiffs said the agreement would allow children to stay at home with their families, which is often a less-expensive alternative to hospitals or nursing facilities.

None of Dominic Yocco's nine victims knew each other, authorities said.

Police on Thursday said a report of a shooting at Roosevelt High School did not appear credible.

The release comes as multiple government transparency advocates criticized the administration of St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones, alleging the city has kept records from the public.

As expected, Republican Darren Bailey’s wealth pales in comparison to incumbent J.B. Pritzker’s.

Landmarks Association of St. Louis will raise the roof Oct. 15 to honor architect Doris A. Danna, who will receive the H. Meade Summer Jr. Award on Oct. 15.

Gov. Mike Parson has called for a $700 million package of tax-related provisions, including the income tax cut.

East St. Louis' mayor credits a nearby wetland restoration project for keeping torrential rainfall in late July from doing more damage than it did.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page and Mayor Tishaura O. Jones have not approved a June request to move NFL settlement to higher-yielding accounts, missing out on millions for taxpayers.

Vivian Gibson recently was named author of the year by the Missouri Library Association. She also has won a Missouri Humanities Literary Achievement Award.

Homicide detectives are handling the case because the man is not expected to survive.

The new store opened Thursday and is located at 301 Watson Plaza in the same shopping center as Walgreens and Dollar Tree.

Five goats spent a week clearing out invasive weeds from the school’s rain garden, while students researched their work.

Workers haven't voted to unionize, but it's not out of the question, they say.

It’s among several tax-reduction proposals introduced in the special session.

But Alderman Tina Pihl, 17th Ward, has said she’s not convinced Cortex needs the same level of support.

Eric Quinn Collins is held without bail on charges that he fatally shot 46-year-old Michael Gray of House Springs.

The juvenile is in the company of someone she knows, and the woman seen taking her on camera was her older sister, police said.

Jurors deliberated for nearly six hours without reaching a verdict. Deliberations will continue Thursday morning.

A spokesperson for St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones said video of the fatal police shooting will be released "in the coming days" and before the investigation is closed.