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Police on Wednesday identified the Ferguson man found shot dead in the city's Old North St. Louis neighborhood Friday night.

A story published this week in Politico states that Schmitt, just elected in November to the U.S. Senate, already has thrown his support to former president

Beyonce's latest album is "Renaissance," which is up for nine Grammy Awards this weekend.

Washington University has bought the Pin-Up Bowl site and a handful of other buildings in the Delmar Loop, a move that has made it one of the Loop's largest property owners.

Post-Dispatch Blues beat reporters join columnist Jeff Gordon to discuss what has gone wrong for the Blues and what changes are in store for the team.

County Executive Sam Page's dormant crime commission will begin meeting next month after halting operations during the pandemic.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

On Tuesday night — finally — a victorious cry came from emcee Chad Minier, heralding a winner of the $1.89 million pot, in front of onlookers sprawled across the town square, packed shoulder to shoulder.

Bailey’s letter was co-signed by 19 other attorneys general of conservative-leaning states.

Missouri's new law legalizing recreational marijuana leaves it up to local governments to decide if they will allow businesses where customers may consume cannabis on-site.

Former U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill and future challenger Lucas Kunce slam Hawley for wagering barbecue from a Kansas, not Missouri, restaurant.

Currently, the program offers security training resources for teachers or administrators who want to carry a firearm in school in a security capacity.

Officers held an end-of-watch ceremony and police escort for a 6-year-old police dog who was euthanized Tuesday afternoon.

The mural showing Clydesdales pulling an old beer wagon that has towered over Interstate 55 for decades is coming down. And then it is going back up again.

Scharf, former policy director for Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens, Scharf will face newly appointed Attorney General Andrew Bailey in the August 2024 GOP primary

A Republican said the bills were to ensure fairness, and a Democrat said the legislation was meant to divide Missourians.

Regional leader plans "holistic" approach, which just might work if politicians think long term.

St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell wrote a letter to the Supreme Court in support of the request to postpone the execution.

A bipartisan working group appointed by House Speaker Dean Plocher unanimously recommended legislation to prevent minors from carrying guns in public.

In a 2-1 ruling, the justices said plaintiffs in the case made a plausible argument that the law violates their rights to equal protection under the law.