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General Motors workers in Wentzville found themselves on strike for the second time in four years after the United Auto Workers and automakers failed to reach a contract agreement.

Tank, credited with finding and saving 13 missing people, retired from the St. Charles County Police Department. His send-off included enough behind-the-ear scratches and belly rubs to last a lifetime.

Preservation leader says city could have used its “demolition by neglect” ordinance before it was too late.

ST. LOUIS — A Lake Saint Louis man was charged on Friday with the murder of his father.

Sean Fuller, Eureka class of 1992, works on NASA’s Gateway program to establish a space station on the moon as an outpost to Mars.

The board that represents Webster University staff on Friday called for closer scrutiny over the compensation the college's top leaders have earned.

Authorities have charged a DePaul Hospital certified nursing assistant with raping a patient last year.

"This is an event that we hoped would not happen and could have been much worse," Page wrote.

Lawsuits accuse former Robertson fire chief Don Miner of sham "consulting" agreement for retirement payout, former chief Maynard Howell of buying ambulance for $7,500.

Authorities on Friday charged a 36-year-old man in the shooting death of a woman in a Central West End apartment.

Guns N' Roses' concert Sept. 9 at Busch Stadium was postponed just a day before the show.

Mayor gives jail boss the dreaded vote of confidence.

The bills are aimed at showing resolve on one of the city's thorniest problems, but largely piggyback on existing federal rules.

The shutdown will run from 7 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday.

U.S. Reps. Cori Bush and Rashida Tlaib are co-authors of an article in The Nation that criticizes Georgia authorities’ actions that ended in death of protester.

The electric buses will be part of the shuttle fleet used by SuperPark, the company which runs Lambert's parking lots and garages.

Christina Andrade Melly, Missouri teacher of the year, brought along a colleague and three future teachers from Ritenour High.

A fissure is growing between St. Louis progressives, as they fight over how to fix a jail in chaos.

The chair of Webster University's board of trustees defended the private college on Thursday, saying the plan to boost enrollment and revenue is working.