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The company that cleans the St. Louis courts announced it would vacate its contract after drawing scrutiny for its treatment of disabled employees.

A 22-year-old Berkeley man was charged with murder Friday in a man's shooting death earlier this week.

Police on Friday released the name of the 53-year-old O'Fallon, Missouri, man killed when a car fleeing a traffic stop hit two other cars near the St. Louis County border.

Police returned fire, hitting the suspect in his ankle.

Donte Sproling admitted to shooting 54-year-old Stanley Taylor.

The child's body showed no obvious signs of trauma when police found them dead Thursday in the 5100 block of Pennsylvania Avenue.

Though they anticipated legal sales on Monday, local dispensaries said they are ready for the crowds three days early.

The added costs will go toward the development of an updated computer system handling all motor vehicle transactions.

Rep. Lane Roberts: “Why is an 8-year-old carrying a sidearm in the street?”

St. Louis Fed, Alberici, Coegi promote; Associated General Contractors name officers; Planned Parenthood hires

Business bulletin board: Distribution facility completed by Contegra; Ungerboeck is now Momentus Technologies; four honored by National African American Insurance Association

Bonnie Barczykowski, who has served as CEO of the Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri council since 2012, will succeed Sofia Chang on Feb. 13. The two will transition leadership responsibilities through the month of February.

The shooting happened in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood.

Police say after fatally shooting a woman during a carjacking in July he shot another woman during a carjacking in August.

Leonard Taylor is scheduled to die Tuesday.

Metro East authorities say they've found the man responsible for the cold case killing of a woman who disappeared from East St. Louis in 2013.

Known for his aggressive style of reporting, Condon became well-known news reporter/anchor while working at KSD (now KSDK) for 23 years, from 1961 to 1984.

Prosecutors on Wednesday charged an 18-year-old with two carjackings after investigators said he was involved in a 48-hour crime spree in south St. Louis.

Police on Thursday released the identity of a body dug up by residents and St. Louis Alderman Brandon Bosley in October.

La4ss was one of two St. Louis rappers to appear in St. Louis federal court on Wednesday.