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Stacy and Steven O'Dell testified that Lisa Dunnavent-Polach, 46, was run down by a white pickup truck, and the couple tried to tie a tourniquet to stop her bleeding before she died.

St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore pledged Tuesday to hire people, act on a "balanced" approach to public safety and catch up on a backlog of thousands of cases.

A new report sampled soil at Jana Elementary and "confirms that the immediate school grounds are safe from a radiological standpoint," the U.S. Army Corps said Tuesday.

Becky Rothman rode a kitschy flying carpet into the hearts of St. Louisans.

There will be four town halls in June, and there's a budget simulator you can use to suggest how you'd like to see the budget take shape.

It didn't take much convincing to bring Marvin Teer back to the "family" he missed so much, he told the Post-Dispatch. "It was a two-minute call," he said.

Authorities on Saturday charged a 31-year-old man with murder in connection to the shooting deaths of two people last June.

A 19-year-old was shot and killed Monday afternoon while he was playing video games inside a home in the city's Mark Twain neighborhood.

Drones would not be allowed at events that are specifically political, such as rallies or protests.

Scores of complaints about the spread of gambling machines have been logged this year by gambling regulators.

Three top state officials all raise cattle when they aren’t in the Capitol.

Authorities on Tuesday released the name of the 33-year-old South Roxana man found dead in Wood River Creek on Friday.

Ray Orf's opened during bowling's heyday and has survived to see the pastime make a comeback.

Visitors to StoptheCarwash.com see a Photoshopped car wash wedged between two homes and an urgent message: Pack a Wednesday meeting of the Planning Commission and "join us in the fight to stop this very bad idea!"

Eric Schmitt was the last freshman senator to introduce his first bill. It has little chance of passing a Democratic-controlled Senate.

St. Louis County Council members voted to reverse a rule barring tobacco sales near schools at the request of business owners that have been cited for selling tobacco to minors.

One bill would have reversed a rule barring tobacco sales near schools, and another would have made it illegal to be in the street if sidewalks are present.

The “All Things New” downsizing includes 35 closed parishes, five mergers of 15 parishes and dozens of others that will share pastors.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the man who died as 24-year-old Zachiriah A. Hahn.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the man who died as 20-year-old Jared C. Young.