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Days had 66% of the votes with most of the county precincts reporting. Her challenger, Jennings Councilman Terry Wilson, had 34%.

But a number of cities and counties won’t be participating.

Twenty-one Republicans and 11 Democrats are competing for the nomination.

Officials are expecting a light turnout, magnifying the importance of every vote in competitive races.

Charges say the man was driving at least 70 mph in a 35 mph zone at the time of the crash.

The governor says Darren Bailey’s statement was “antisemitic and disqualifying.” Bailey says he wasn’t trying to diminish the atrocities of the Holocaust.

James Maloney received 40 days in jail, community service and must pay restitution.

Before the Dobbs ruling, a patient could schedule an appointment to terminate a pregnancy in three or four days in the Metro East. Now it’s taking on average three weeks or more because of a massive influx of out-of-state patients.

A 2-year-old St. Louis boy accidentally shot himself in the foot Monday afternoon, police said.

The metro area remains 34,000 jobs short of its pre-pandemic employment level.

Police on Tuesday said they believe a man who drowned in a pool July 23 lost consciousness during a medical emergency.

A man riding in a car on Interstate 55 was fatally shot on Friday.

Ian Froeb's STL 100 lists his picks for the top restaurants in St. Louis. Here, we highlight the Italian and pizza restaurants from that list.

A man was shot and killed just after 1:15 a.m. in the 1500 block of Cass Avenue, near the edge of the St. Louis Place neighborhood.

Lawsuit over broken state bureaucracy continues as need for nutritional assistance rises.

Early estimates say public costs is $87.8 million, FEMA officials said Monday.

High-spending, multi-candidate races for U.S. Senate nominations headline Tuesday’s Missouri primary election.

Fenton-based Sunnyhill provided 24-hour care to Jason Uhlmansiek for nine years in his home. They left without a replacement.

St. Louis faces a heat advisory from Monday through Wednesday, with conditions expected to feel like highs of 105 degrees each afternoon.

A St. Louis judge ruled Mark Kummer, an entrepreneur who moved back to St. Louis last December from Boston after nearly 25 years away, had not satisfied residency requirements.