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Ameren already has some electric vehicles but said Rivian was the “first to the table with something that could potentially be used for work.”

An 18-year-old man and a 15-year-old boy weren't wearing seat belts and died after being thrown from the vehicle, police said.died when a pickup truck skidded off a road and overturned.

The fire broke out on the second floor of a two-story brick home in the 6500 block of Michigan Avenue after 8 p.m.

The city recently gave residents of various homeless encampments a 10-day warning to vacate the sites by Monday, citing health and safety concerns linked to poor conditions.

By removing the trees, St. Louis is working to stay ahead of the exotic emerald ash borer that has been found in the area.

Messenger: Woman who graduated from St. Louis program helping folks leaving prison is ready to give back.

Officers didn't know the identity of the driver of a Dodge Durango that ran off the road, hitting a metal fence and a sign.

Gov. Mike Parson says the state did the best it could. Many public health officials beg to differ.

Over five years, 22 people have died in traffic accidents on Chambers Road in north St. Louis County, a Post-Dispatch analysis shows.

The long-awaited "Twain" sculpture by artist Richard Serra was dedicated at the Gateway Mall. The panels of rusted steel soon became much-ridiculed.

Carman Deck's lawyers have petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to halt his execution, set for next week.

Michael Hayden used a derogatory slur for homosexual men, struck another man with his car, and led police on a chase, charges said.

Roderick Provenchain struck coworker with four-way lug wrench while yelling "I'm gonna kill you," charges said.

Antwoine Bozeman Sr. admitted killing Robert Wilkes in June 2020 in St. Louis.

“It’s long overdue,” an attendee said about Saturday's remembrance of an 1836 lynching in St. Louis.

Ongoing transmission of the bird flu has led state agencies to urge managers of commercial flocks to take steps to protect their animals.

The drivers of two vehicles were killed Thursday night in a collision in Pike County, Missouri, authorities said.

Kenneth R. Hedges, 65, fell from his fishing boat and drowned near the Hickory Hollow Resort.

The secretary of state accused the Monroe County clerk of violating state election law. She also faces a Highway Patrol investigation.

Residents in the neighborhoods around Carondelet Park could decide in August to tax themselves in order to fund maintenance and security across a swath of south city, including the park itself.