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One woman is dead and another seriously injured when their car was shot at late Sunday morning in the city’s Carondelet neighborhood.

More than 200,000 Missourians hold a medical marijuana card, which is more than 3% of the state's population. Still, business profits are hard to find.

He had been shot in the back and arm, and his car was also damaged from gunshots, police said.

Joseph Hale Jr., of House Springs, was heading west on Miller Road around 4:50 a.m. when his Ford F150 ran off the road.

When Third Degree first began its Third Friday events, it would hold glass-blowing demonstrations for 50 or 60 people. Now, they get 300 to 400.

Store in Ladue, one of five unionized stores in St. Louis region, goes on strike for second time in a month.

The brightly colored court on the edge of Rock Springs Park is the long-held dream of Damian Jones.

There have been 19 fatal overdoses since March at three prisons. Likely more at others.

St. Louis' new soccer stadium is still not operating on full power nearly two months after a broken electrical pipe and a rainstorm postponed the inaugural game at Centene Stadium.

Missouri's state-run nursing homes for military veterans are operating at about 50% capacity

A pedestrian was killed in a crash Friday morning in the city's Kingsway West neighborhood.

The hold-up happened at the office of Cure Violence near Natural Bridge and Belt avenues.

The shooting wasn't connected to this weekend's homecoming celebrations, a Mizzou spokesman said.

Trudy Busch Valentine, a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Missouri, has made it a campaign issue.

The court granted an emergency stay barring the discharge of any student debt under the program until it rules on the states’ request for a longer-term injunction.

City officials on Friday laid out their case against a notorious gas station in north St. Louis and asked a judge to shut it down for a year.

Darrion M. Whirley, 23, and Ana C. Mendoza, 23, were each charged with endangering the welfare of a child.

The patrol said it didn’t OK the use of its “emblem, name, or images” and that “nor was permission sought.”

Former St. Louis County jail official Tony Weaver pleaded guilty Friday to four felonies stemming from a COVID-19 loan kickback scheme.

“What people think of as a harmless drug or medicinal product have not seen what lies in the belly of the beast.”