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A grand jury charged Danielle Fischer, 29, with sexually abusing a third teen boy while she was his teacher last year.

A 25-year-old St. Louis man on Thursday was sentenced to 14 years in prison for carjacking a Domino’s Pizza driver in February 2021.

Prosecutors on Wednesday charged a 23-year-old Florissant man in connection to a January police chase involving a stolen car.

The Fast Track grant program is due to expire in August but would be prolonged for seven more years under the legislation that will go to the House.

A spokesman for the Department of Public Health called including the link a mistake.

A lack of detail in Brandon Bosley’s proposal leaves other aldermen bewildered.

About 10% of $29 million allocated to city economic development arm reserved for administration.

But actual date will depend on when Bi-State and other officials are satisfied that the trolley cars and other equipment meet safety requirements.

The $4.5 billion spending plan includes money for schools, health care and raises for state employees.

Missouri politicians were reacting to Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.

John E. Mattingly, 52, died in the single-car crash about 4 p.m. on Interstate 44 in Phelps County.

After this third bout of wintry weather passes, brighter and warmer days are expected, area meteorologists say.

Rana Schmidt, the mother of Elissa Lindhorst, said her daughter’s death in the jail in February 2020 was preventable.

As a rookie in 1996, Jim Campbell scored 23 goals.

State representative sends apology to Post-Dispatch reporter after Missouri governor refuses.

Still-new Tigers AD is nearing her first big decision as Martin speculation intensifies

This year's count was delayed due to the winter COVID-19 surge.

Missouri's case rates have been steadily declining from the record levels seen last month.

Glenda Seim pawned electronics and tried to deposit counterfeit checks to further the scheme.

The bill comes as police departures increased in the city in 2021.