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Keith Witherspoon pleaded guilty to four counts of child endangerment.

Brad Bakker, former treasurer of Page’s political action committee, was picked by Page for a four-year appointment to the St. Louis Zoo's governing board.

The development at 416 North Kirkwood Road is slated to open in 2024.

Michael A. Moses Jr. admitting crashing a stolen SUV into a woman's car while fleeing police and causing her death.

A group of nurses who worked at the now-closed Homer G. Phillips Hospital is suing a new health clinic over the name.

The victim, Omar Martin, 23, died of a gunshot to the abdomen on May 22, 2019.

A closed deposition hearing in the case is now scheduled on Wednesday.

The victim, Shree Hemphill of St. Ann, died after being hit by gunfire June 19 at a Phillips 66 on Martin Luther King Drive.

Cedric Boyd stood trial this week on charges of murdering Antonio Neely in October 2018.

Parents say their child was kicked out of Catholic school in violation of federal statute.

Serendipity Homemade Ice Cream is holding its grand opening, at 4400 Manchester Avenue in the Grove on Sunday, National Ice Cream Day. And the new location is itself serendipitous.

Yvonne Campbell was a well-known figure in Alton and beyond. She died Wednesday after suffering injuries in a crash in Jamaica.

A pickup truck turned in front of motorcyclist Timothy Minard without yielding, causing the fatal crash, police said.

KC, with a population of about 508,000, about 28% Black, is the only Missouri city without local control of its police force.

Zaidi joins Signature Orthopedics; Elder named UMSL dean of optometry; Urology of St. Louis adds Zaid; Dvorkin promoted at Federal Reserve

“Bureaucrats and attorneys don’t need to be the ones deciding on what is life-threatening,” Gov. Mike Parson said Thursday.

The rise in syphilis cases prompted public health officials with the city of St. Louis and St. Louis County last week to issue a joint warning, urging residents to get tested if they are sexually active.

Matthew Brummund, who worked 20 years in the FBI’s St. Louis division, is the newly-hired commissioner of the city’s Civilian Oversight Board and would shift to heading a proposed new city agency that would work with the board.

Susan Scotti's parents are now caring for the three children after she died of a fentanyl overdose. "My main concern," her father said, "is that no one else gets this stuff."

The case reflects fact many people with disabilities can’t get appropriate residential treatment in Missouri, an advocate says.