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Wildlife officials have called off their search for the mountain lion injured Monday evening in Franklin County, after a collision with a vehicle.

The hire is the latest in a leadership shakeup at Normandy including a former board member recently hired as associate superintendent.

ST. LOUIS — The release of police body camera footage showing five now-fired Memphis police officers beating a Memphis motorist who died days later triggered rallies, protests and vigils throughout the country, including St. Louis.

The victim is believed to be in his late teens or early 20s.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes

A police officer in St. Louis County said she was sexually harassed by supervisors and told to lose weight while she was pregnant, according to a lawsuit filed this week.

Making Forest Park Avenue at Grand Boulevard an at-grade intersection is among the ideas considered in a MoDOT study of possible changes in the Highway 40/Interstate 64 corridor in St. Louis.

The Lambert terminal hummed with the happy tension of 4,000 giddy people to greet the former hostage on Jan. 28, 1981.

The marionette master died in the fire that consumed his home and theater, the medical examiner told his family on Friday.

Aldermen voted Friday to increasing salaries for board members to $72,000 from $37,400 after the spring elections.

Missouri brings kids into foster care at a rate among the highest in the country. DSS leaders this week said they want to rebuild the Children’s Division — first by hiring 100 staff to limit caseloads and shift toward prevention…

Crystal N. Cooper alleges that on Sept. 13, while she co-hosted Faust’s radio show on KFNS, Faust defamed her, assaulted her and restrained her from leaving the broadcast booth.

Missouri is home to the most dog breeders in the U.S.

The fast-sinking company has hired a financial advisor to vet potential offers.

Gov. Ron DeSantis took the unprecedented step of banning an AP course offered on African American history for violating state law.

Leron Harris, 28, was convicted of first-degree murder in the death of Mark Schlemmer, who was leaving a Halloween party when he was shot and killed.

Dominic Yocco told the court he has no regrets.

The culture wars over books come at a time when many public libraries have reduced staff because of budget cuts and other reasons.

The crash in Washington Park was on eastbound I-64.

Esposito named COO of Boone Center Inc.; O’Malley elected chairman of St. Louis County Port Authority board; Nelson hired at Raging Rivers