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On June 24, 1876, St. Louis County dedicated its new riding park and country retreat.

Oral arguments are scheduled for July 18.

Already across the St. Louis area, there are indications that weekly offerings have dropped, particularly in parishes that will be closed.

“Contraception is not abortion,” Becerra said in a visit to a local clinic. “Do not let anyone deceive you.”

Myles Overby, 35, was charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of Christopher Rea.

The Sweet Divine, a cupcake bakery and food truck that once won the Food Network competition show "Cupcake Wars," is closing Saturday after 13 years in business.

A St. Louis man on Friday was sentenced to four years probation for shooting and killing his brother during an alcohol-fueled fight in October 2021.

Police on Friday released a group photo of five young people holding guns in their search for suspects in a downtown St. Louis attack that killed one boy and injured 11 other teenagers last weekend.

Direll Alexander, 45, appeared in court Friday and pleaded not guilty to a single charge of deprivation of rights under color of law.

While being held in jail for "safe keeping," jailers searched her purse and allegedly found drugs. Public defender seeks to suppress evidence and alleges multiple violations of civil rights.

Authorities on Friday identified the man killed in an explosion Thursday afternoon while working at an East Alton ammunition plant.

The year-old program is so far yet to issue a single grant despite applications from more than 180 businesses and nonprofits.

Detectives on Friday morning were shot at, and one was injured by broken glass, in The Ville neighborhood.

Kansas City, unlike most major U.S. cities, does not control its own police department.

Members of the oversight board have long complained that they've faced "significant" obstruction. And now, city officials say, a lack of training may delay the jail oversight board investigating complaints for another four months.

Police found Levi Henning dead before 8:30 a.m. Thursday in the 5600 block of Bartmer Avenue. He had been shot in the head and torso.

The company that services student loans around the country has been working hard to make its employees feel appreciated.

FENTON — The chocolate in your chocolate milk may well come from a relatively unknown St. Louis-area company, where the employees are as contented as the cows.

He accidentally shot himself after picking up a gun his 14-year-old male cousin apparently had left on a bed, police said.