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Hartzler and Long cite conservative records. Schmitt and McCloskey tout outsider status. Redistricting keeps Schatz away. Greitens denounces RINOs.

National odds have the Los Angeles Rams as a favorite over the Cincinnati Bengals, but the St. Louis region is betting against its former team.

No votes were taken on new congressional maps.

No weapon was mentioned or displayed and no money was taken, police said.

Some health experts expect die-hard resistance to eventually soften as the cloud of misinformation dissipates.

Rob Schwartzman works to recover his memory and relearn most things after a severe injury as a Cardinal Glennon security guard.

Prosecuting Attorney Locke Thompson based his decision on a state highway patrol report completed seven weeks ago.

The fund will use federal stimulus dollars and tax credits to develop homes and finance mortgages in neighborhoods traditional lenders avoid.

McClellan wonders: Why can’t Missouri be more like Oklahoma?

The chamber is still mired in disagreement, though talks are ongoing.

"Rest assured, the IAM will use every resource available to save and protect our ... membership, their families and the community,” the union said.

Police are trying to sort out details of what led to the deaths. Laquita M. Sullivan was identified as the woman fatally shot. A man died in a crash.

She was on the board from 1988 to 1999, representing the 2nd Ward, which takes in the Baden neighborhood and nearby areas.

Alderman Christine Ingrassia says volunteer ‘pop-up’ shelters, including one closing Saturday, shouldn’t have been needed this winter.

Tonka reportedly died before other chimps were removed from a facility near Festus.

D'Ante Carter and another person stole 39 catalytic converters in 2020 and sold them to a recycler in Illinois.

Kenesha Burlison bounced a check to a Metro East charity, submitted fraudulent requests for reimbursements and forged a signature on a mortgage application document, prosecutors said.

Charges said Matthew Howard had sexual contact with one of his female students at his home in December 2018.

Webinar on the Tuskegee syphilis study’s impact on COVID-19 vaccination efforts will be rescheduled.

The CROWN Act would ban hair-related provisions in dress codes or school policies, which primarily target Black women.