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One person was shot early Sunday morning near a shopping center near Interstate 170 and Ladue Road.

Fans of online shopping say if they get something they don't like, they simply return it. But surely that is ineffective, massively ineffective.

Police working security at an entrance to the park for the Great Forest Park Balloon Race witnessed a shooting.

A 13-year-old boy was shot in the leg while eating pizza Saturday night.

Homicide detectives were called to a shooting late Saturday night in the city's Kingsway East neighborhood.

Alea Little and her boyfriend Donnell Straughter were charged in 21-month-old Khori Patterson's death.

Missouri River Relief, a Columbia-based nonprofit, held a cleanup Saturday near the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers.

The scrappy suburb has changed considerably since the GOP Senate candidate lived there.

Nova L. Davis, 72, was killed.

Marvin Bailey Jr. of nincorporated north St. Louis County was charged with first-degree burglary and stealing more than $750.

Brandon Holbrook of St. Louis is charged with multiple counts of statutory rape and sodomy.

Jeremy Garnier pleaded guilty to making a terrorist threat in 2020.

It was the second time since 1988 that a major party candidate didn’t show up to the Missouri Press Association candidate forum.

On Sept. 17, 1980, Jimmy Michaels got into his Chrysler Cordoba after lunch downtown and headed home to Mehlville. A bomb shattered his car on Interstate 55 near the Reavis Barracks Road exit

Post-Dispatch columnist Bill McClellan has some big ideas, but not some big plans, like they did in 2004.

Missouri’s wild turkeys remain imperiled, with the numbers of young birds — or poults — seen with adult hens plummeting toward historic lows in recent years.

MISO projects temperatures on Tuesday will rise to 98 degrees Fahrenheit or higher in Missouri and Arkansas/

The Civilian Oversight Board and Detention Facilities Oversight Board, which both hold subpoena power, were both scheduled to meet on Sept. 19.

Pine Lawn could soon be without policing because it's too far behind on payments to a regional police cooperative under contract with the city.

Both men have been in the news recently due to criminal indictments.