stLouISTMissouri House advances latest pay raise push for state workers
The raises will cost a total of about $180 million
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Esco Technologies registers solid growth for first quarter
Sales were up across the board in each of the company's three categories of business.
$1.2 billion St. Louis riverfront plan moves forward after key vote
A $1.2 billion plan to redevelop the St. Louis riverfront south of the Poplar Street Bridge moved forward Thursday after a key board signed off on the deal.
Chiropractor coached patients to fake injuries at Anheuser-Busch, other companies
Vivian Carbone-Hobbs, Christina Barrera, and Clarissa Pogue were convicted of fraud for helping people fake physical ailments to get disability money.
Your Ameren bill could go up by $12 a month. You can weigh in today.
Ameren seeks to raise revenue from its electricity rates by $316 million — a jump that it says would increase bills by $12 per month for an average residential customer.
Lawyers for Leonard Taylor say Missouri executed him before his appeals ran out
Lawyers for Leonard Taylor claim he was executed Tuesday before he had exhausted his final appeals in federal court. They said it has never before happened in Missouri, and are demanding an investigation.
Accused harasser in viral south St. Louis videos charged with break-in from last year
A woman who authorities say repeatedly harassed a family at their home was charged Wednesday with three felonies, a day after security footage of the incidents went viral.
No injuries reported after vacant building collapses in St. Louis
The St. Louis Fire Department said part of the four-story structure toppled in the 900 block of Tyler Street.
Company seeking to mine silica sand in Ste. Genevieve County hires Jeff City lobbyist
The lobbyist started on Saturday, according to state records.
Hawley’s departure from powerful Armed Services committee draws speculation
Missouri’s senior senator says he voluntarily relinquished his seat on the committee to make way for newcomer Eric Schmitt.
Missouri lawmakers wagering another bet on sports gambling
Missouri is virtually surrounded by other states with legal sports gambling
St. Louis Archdiocese proposes 88 ‘pastorates’ as part of downsizing plan
Even parishes that appear untouched on the maps could be affected by losing a priest or combining with other parishes’ ministries.
Emerson to stay in St. Louis region
“We selected St. Louis, Missouri as our headquarters and are working to identify an appropriate location in the area,” CEO Lal Karsanbhai said.
Man shot in vehicle is second homicide victim in two days in Bellefontaine Neighbors
Police found a man dead in a vehicle early Thursday near Ashbrook and Golden drives.
Messenger: Judge rules for Missouri couple in battle with feds over adoption in Congo
Pike County couple hopes ruling will lead to their son coming home.
St. Louis Zoo brings bear back after its brief bolt
The bear was discovered missing around 8 a.m. and recaptured by 10 a.m., according to the St. Louis Zoo.
Special prosecutor for St. Louis wins initial approval in Missouri House
The special prosecutor would be able to hire 15 assistant prosecuting attorneys and 15 support staff using state general revenue.
St. Charles goes to court in its dispute with EPA on drinking water issue
ST. CHARLES — St. Charles officials have gone to court in their push to get a federal agency to require Ameren to spend millions of dollars to help the city deal with groundwater contamination near the city’s drinking-water wells.
St. Louis man charged with raping woman at gunpoint
Octavius A. Whittaker, 31, was charged Wednesday with rape, kidnapping, sodomy, attempted robbery and several weapons offenses.
Republicans water down racism teaching ban, gain early win on school measure
The measure awaits one more vote in the Senate before it moves to the House for further deliberations.