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A Missouri Department of Conservation officer received a text message with a photo of a man posing with a large, dead black bear. An investigation resulted in several charges.

The dismissals are a part of a reported companywide reduction in staff of 8% or over 900 people.

A Democratic member of the Missouri House sought unsuccessfully to add language to a school safety bill that would have further limited sales of guns to teenagers.

Kratom industry leaders criticized a provision that potentially allows for highly potent synthetic products to stay on store shelves.

The mother of a 15-year-old fatally shot in 2022 at Central Visual Performing Arts High School has dismissed her case against St. Louis Public Schools after agreeing to an undisclosed settlement.

Kyree Chapman, 23, died after being shot Tuesday in the 2500 block of Saddle Ridge Drive.

The bill, sponsored by Sen. Ben Brown, R-Washington, won bipartisan support in the Senate, passing 28-2. It now heads to the Missouri House.

The stabbing was about 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the 5100 block of Maple Avenue.

How do you raise children when the political and social climate in America is increasingly dystopian and moving toward authoritarianism? “The Last American Road Trip” attempts to answer that question.

The man was in the road when he was hit about 3 a.m. in the 9200 block of South Broadway, at Horn Avenue, police said.

One of the historic building's four first-floor galleries will now focus on how the infamous Dred Scott case was a product of its time and how it still resonates today.

Public Health Director Kanika Cunningham and St. Louis County are being sued by former health department employee, who says she was told to lie about public records requests.

The Cardinals’ home opener is set for 3:15 p.m. Thursday against the Twins. Tickets, some as low as $68, are still available.

The Susan M. Clay home once stood on land that is now Calvary Cemetery.

Sen. Stephen Webber said during floor debate that ‘powerful people’ are protecting the accused but he could not reveal the name because of a promise to victims.

A jury awards $48.1 million to a Pacific family. It marks the largest medical malpractice verdict in Missouri history, firm says.

Surrounded by her family, died peacefully at home on Tues., March 25, 2025. Loving wife of the late Cornelius T. Lane, Jr. and loving mother of Cornelius Lane, III (Becky Oster), Kathryn Pavelonis (Robert), Timothy Lane, Molly James (Richard), Ellen…

Ficken, Martha — St. Louis, MO

Tuesday, March 25, 2025. 86, of Ballwin, MO. Vis. Sat 10-11 a.m. Chapel Hill Mortuary. Committal Sat 11 a.m. at Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens

Kenneth Labit passed away on March 21, 2025, at the age of 70 in St. Louis, MO. He dedicated 30 years of his career to AT&T, where his diligence and commitment were well-regarded by his colleagues and peers.