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‘I'm Muslim and I’m not Christian and he appointed me,’ former Sen. Jamilah Nasheed told the Post-Dispatch on Friday.

John Hamm, 48, was convicted late Friday of two counts each of first-degree murder and armed criminal action, along with stealing a motor vehicle.

Pritzker vows appeal after attorney Tom DeVore's request was granted to temporarily halt executive orders on masking and quarantining for schools.

By Friday afternoon, dozens had arrived at Safe Haven, a temporary cold weather shelter at St. Louis University.

As overnight temperatures dip near zero, roadways are likely to refreeze, transportation officials warned.

The mayor will now be allowed to name an interim director of the department, which oversees hiring, firing, pay, promotions and union negotiations.

Good luck finding the Belleville West star on the Buckeyes' bench

A student at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville has been accused of falsely reporting a hate crime.

Attorney general’s lawsuit challenging the city health order is pending in St. Louis Circuit Court.

Prosecutors say Danielle C. Fischer had sex with two of her teenage students.

Leaders say the Brickline will transform the city, entice younger workers to move here and, maybe, break down long-standing racial barriers.

Former state Rep. Robert Cornejo, R-St. Peters, had once considered running for St. Charles County executive.

The woman said she had eaten makowiec, a poppy seed cake that’s a traditional Polish Easter dessert, before giving birth.

NBC has released a trailer for its upcoming limited series starring Renée Zellweger as St. Charles County murderer Pam Hupp.

More than 175 companies in the St. Louis area so far this year have signed up to take the Top Workplaces challenge.

Crews worked around the clock to overcome it all, but forecasters said the snow will likely stick around for a while.

A midweek winter storm brought snow and cold temps, shuttering many businesses, schools, museums and institutions.

The Metro East Humane Society put out a call for families to foster animals ahead of the snowy weather.

Federal and state courthouses in the region closed as a winter storm dumped varying amounts of snow over the past two days.

In defending his pick for state health director, Gov. Mike Parson has prompted a whole new round of criticism.