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Alex E. Callier IV was charged with second-degree murder, armed criminal action and evidence tampering in the shooting death of his cousin, Decorion Wilson.

A splinter group of Republicans held up action in the Senate this spring.

On Aug. 25, Missouri History Museum will host “Wrestling at the Chase,” beginning with a happy hour at 5:30 p.m. and then other activities starting at 6:30.

FEMA will open a disaster recovery center in the city's Lewis Place neighborhood Wednesday to help those directly affected by last month's historic flooding.

Capri Duvall and Chloe Anderson admitted embezzling $284,000 from a Regions Bank in Wellston.

Missouri Supreme Court ruling could have a chilling effect on solar energy development, just as the federal government is trying to encourage it.

A man on Monday afternoon died of a gunshot wound at a St. Louis hospital.

Five missing kids from the St. Louis area were recovered as part of a nationwide operation led by the FBI that recovered 84 victims of child sex trafficking and sexual exploitation offenses, and found 37 missing children.

The shooting happened at the Conoco on the 4300 block of Broadway, police say.

A lack of space forces the county to spend thousands to transport and store bodies at other locations, including area funeral homes.

A federal judge sentenced Antonio J. Naylor for a gun crime in connection with the September 2020 killing of Terrell Scott Sr.

Data broker accused of violating Illinois’ privacy law.

Burton, 55, spent the last eight years as a member of “The Rizzuto Show” on KPNT (107.7 FM). He was diagnosed with prostate cancer in March 2021.

Bus service will be suspended for at least two weeks for six high schools and two elementary schools.

Abby managed to survive nearly 60 days out on her own, apparently much or all of it in a barren, pitch-dark, 58-degree cave.

If voters approve, Missouri would become the 20th state to legalize recreational marijuana use.

They usually split along party lines, but they all hate international scam calls.

A Ferguson convenience store targeted during 2014 protests is suing after the city ordered it to stop selling alcohol.

The U.S. Labor Department investigates Noble Health after former employees of its shuttered Missouri hospitals say the private equity-backed owner took money from their paychecks and then failed to fund their insurance coverage.

The rates of stolen Kia and Hyundai vehicles in St. Louis and nationwide have skyrocketed due to how-to videos by a Milwaukee gang that calls themselves the “Kia Boyz.”