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Nearly 20 children have been injured or killed by gunfire throughout the metro area this year.

A St. Louis police officer publicly called out by an alderman after a traffic stop is under an internal affairs investigation for misconduct.

A week after he was charged in a bombshell racketeering indictment, Madigan, 79, of Chicago’s Southwest Side, is scheduled to be arraigned at 1:30 p.m. in a telephone hearing in U.S. District Court.

Marcus Robinson never earned a superintendent credential, putting the district at risk of being unaccredited. He said Tuesday he will leave in June.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as Holly C. Francis, 49, of the St. Louis area.

In addition to $105 million to pay for the America’s Center expansion, the St. Louis County Council votes 5-2 to add $40 million for a north county rec center.

Legalization supporters assert the Legal Missouri 2022 campaign would, if successful, give current medical marijuana businesses the first shot at full recreational sales.

Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice Paul Wilson spoke Tuesday to a joint session of the Missouri General Assembly.

A resolution heard in a House committee Tuesday would give lawmakers control of MoDOT and Department of Conservation funding.

The legislation is among dozens of proposed changes in law that came out of the response to the pandemic.

Two females and a male were shot late Tuesday night in a north St. Louis neighborhood, police said.

Aldermanic committee chairman says he will ‘slow down’ ARPA spending process at Mayor Jones’ request.

Money to pay the settlement came out of the state’s general revenue fund.

Three officers and a suspect were wounded in the shooting Tuesday afternoon, police said. One officer and the suspect have since died.

Stereotaxis is cutting the ribbon on its new downtown home on Wednesday. But the move represents more than Stereotaxis' success.

Democrats argued photo IDs only prevent voter impersonation, which they say is not an issue.

Grace Church is supporting candidates for the Ritenour and Kirkwood school boards.

The new NBC miniseries "The Thing About Pam" chronicles a decade-long case involving Pamela Hupp.

Valerie Jean Baker took her daughter from a library and drove off in a car that still shows damage from a previous attempt to take her children.

Unjust invasion of a free country unites the world at a precarious time.