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The work was awarded to St. Louis-based Tarlton Corp., officials announced Monday. The landmark has been closed since March 2020.

Central Visual and Performing Arts high school, where a teacher and student were shot and killed last month, will reopen in January.

Federal authorities seized hundreds of counterfeit Super Bowl rings that were on their way from China to Jerseyville.

A judge on Monday sentenced the second of two men charged with shooting and killing a 40-year-old man in the city's Vandeventer neighborhood in February 2018.

Two St. Louis University students drowned Saturday afternoon in the main channel of the Lake of the Ozarks in Miller County.

Leaders have spoken on how to restart a process that could reshape the region's fractured government.

Jesse Kelley pleaded guilty to the September 2018 homicide of chef Alexander Marley in south St. Louis County.

Carney, who hosts the afternoon show on KTRS, said he developed addiction to painkillers after undergoing several open-heart surgeries in recent years.

It is the 11th case of the highly contagious avian influenza in Missouri this year.

Megan Green was inaugurated as the city's first female president of the Board of Alderman on Monday.

Faust was canned in September after launching into profanity-laced tirade aimed at female co-worker, criticized the woman for her weight and parenting skills.

Gamma Omega, the St. Louis chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha, and the sorority’s nonprofit are spearheading an effort to open a museum and community center.

The Metallica concerts are Nov. 3 and Nov. 5 at the Dome at America's Center.

Ayanna Woods, killed in a crash last week, “lived out loud,” said Greg Rohde, one of her longtime co-workers at MoBot. “She was funny. She was forceful. You knew it when she was in the room.”

A program designed to feed Missouri’s most vulnerable kids turned into a windfall for some people. State and federal officials are investigating.

City dwellers woke up on Nov. 28, 1939, in a thick fog of acrid coal smoke. Suburbanites heading to work saw a low dome of darkness covering neighborhoods east of Kingshighway.

Over the course of Schmitt’s tenure as attorney general as he ran for U.S. Senate, his record keeping was sparse.

St. Charles, Kimmswick and Belleville are awash in holiday traditions.

Counterfeit goods hurt the nation and the economy, and can even hurt the person who buys them.

St. Louis city attorneys have unleashed a blistering response to a lawsuit claiming officials violated the state open-records law.