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Omar Adam Elzoobi was accused in court records of using household items to sexually assault the woman while she was incapacitated.

Cyber threats to water systems are not unheard of, a DNR representative said, but the current threat isn’t targeted at Missouri specifically.

The producers of a TV series about Pam Hupp won't share profits with the family of a man she killed, lawyer says.

Nautica Turner admitted trying to set the 7-Eleven near 17th and Pine streets, on fire.

Feds took $44 million contract from troubled Dismas House board, but new nonprofit has struggles of its own.

‘We will always have term limits in Missouri, but the current terms are too short,’ the resolution's sponsor said.

The event will be at 11 a.m. Feb. 26, at the league's headquarters, 1408 North Kingshighway, prior to the Urban League’s regular emergency relief food distribution.

A Clinton County man has a history of trying to contact underage girls via social media, prosecutors said.

Robert Smith was charged with one count of sexual abuse.

The book, "Bone Deep," was written by former Post-Dispatch reporter Charles Bosworth Jr. and STL lawyer Joel Schwartz.

Despite the unknowns, Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft, who oversees elections, is moving ahead. Filing runs through March 29.

Tickets go on sale Oct. 22.

On March 8 at the Warrenton Public Library, local baseball historian Ed Wheatley will talk about four STL women who played in "a league of their own."

Alois Unger died in the June 2020 crash in St. Louis.

Next week, the former Mizzou football All-American — and former CIA agent — and his relatives will compete on Feb. 24, 6 p.m. on KDNL Channel 30).

The National Weather Service says rain, freezing rain, sleet and snow are coming Thursday afternoon.

Years after charting a cleanup strategy, the EPA did not offer clear details about how much longer work at West Lake might last.

The two ‘pop-up’ locations will house a total of 60 people who typically won’t go to regular homeless shelters.

Schmitt has sued dozens of school districts over their masking rules.

Democrats said Republicans were trying to trick voters into gutting the initiative petition process.