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Almir Karasalihovic has always wanted to be like his father.

A mother’s concern for her daughter’s safety after seeing her do backflips on a sidewalk turned out better than expected.

Emma Scharff sat in amazement as she watched the documentary “Racing Extinction,” a film that explores the dangers human greed and selfishness cause to wildlife and to the environment.

Julia Wolff has imagined herself as an attorney, orthopedic surgeon and geneticist. Lately she can see herself pursuing a career as a coroner.

MoDOT workers Kaitlyn Anderson, 25, of De Soto, and James Brooks, 58, of St. Louis, died in a fatal crash on Nov. 18. Anderson's family is now suing.

Al Bond’s answer, filed last week in a federal lawsuit, is his first public defense since carpenters union officials suddenly dissolved the St. Louis council.

Abortions would be completely outlawed in Missouri except in medical emergencies.

A boy was wounded in the leg near the 1200 block of Hickory Street on Tuesday night, police said.

CLAYTON — The St. Louis County Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to ask voters to approve a measure strengthening whistleblower protections for county employees.

The Animal Protective Association will run the county’s animal shelter. Deloitte will continue to advise on spending of federal dollars.

Edward Roberts wanted to.

The state is concealing information on the ownership of companies that control a limited number of marijuana business licenses.

A disciplinary panel backed a reprimand for St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner in an ethics case tied to Missouri's former governor.

The trophies sit in a box collecting dust in the basement of Kaia Mills-Lee's residence.

A 73-year-old man died after crashing his car late Monday night in the city’s North Riverfront neighborhood, according to police.

Four St. Louis aldermen on Tuesday asked a court to void Proposition R, the voter-approved measure to shift ward redistricting to an independent commission and to tighten conflict-of-interest rules for the Board of Aldermen.

A bill carrying the "No Patient Left Alone Act," establishing a right of patient visitation, received approval in the Senate.

William Miller fatally shot his brother, Derrick Ayers, in Florissant in August 2020. He was sentenced to eight years in prison.

Senate advances legislation that would make it more difficult for private utilities to use eminent domain.

The seven-day average of new virus cases in St. Louis County was 247 on Tuesday, up from 82 one month earlier.