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Former Alderman John Collins-Muhammad and Alderman Jeffrey Boyd sponsored tax abatement bills for two properties that were the subjects of federal subpoenas.

Illinois State Police and transportation officials are advising race fans to plan their route carefully ahead of this weekend's NASCAR events.

Mercy has spent nearly $200 million at the former St. Anthony's campus, and has plans to keep building.

A 24-year-old St. Louis man died early Thursday morning after crashing a Ford Mustang head-on into a semitrailer.

A congressman's quip during a social gathering in Philadelphia on June 1, 1932, gives life to the show-me boast, although others claim first utterance.

A vocabulary round ended the Scripps National Spelling Bee run for Yash Shelar, an Academy of the Sacred Heart student who made it to the quarterfinals.

Catholic schools with the most unfilled jobs are primarily in north St. Louis County.

Doctors in Illinois may now perform abortions on minors without notifying their parents. The governor touted reproductive rights on a visit to East St. Louis.

Employees already are eligible for up to two weeks of paid leave to care for a new child, for a seriously ill family member or for their own serious medical condition under a 2019 executive order signed by County Executive…

A St. Charles County sheriff's deputy is being investigated in the fatal shooting of a neighbor's dog.

Local track has sold all 57,000 seats as well as 1,200 camp sites

Patrick Connaghan, the St. Louis probate commissioner since 2007, retired Wednesday and was succeeded by his deputy, Jill Hanley.

When voters approved the expansion, it was estimated that 275,000 would be eligible.

A St. Louis man being held at the downtown jail has been charged with punching and throwing a chair at a corrections officer.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page said Wednesday he was looking to consult with other board members and consider appointments to fill Duvall's former seat and another a vacancy left by another board member, Twyla Lee, who resigned in July.

Former St. Louis Circuit Judge Robert Dierker retired this week from his most recent job as an associate city counselor.

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.

The owner of Torch Electronics faces three counts of illegal gambling in northern Missouri.

A prison warden urged her supervisors to illegally tamp down the use of family leave by Missouri prison workers

The district, in a 2020 consent decree, agreed to identify and enroll homeless students, and provide necessary services to ensure they have access to education.