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U.S. Capitol Police said they arrested 34 people, including 17 lawmakers because demonstrators were blocking traffic near the area.

A significant number of school districts are expected to see declines when performance scores are released in December.

Tyree Powell was fatally shot in the Mark Twain neighborhood on June 25, 2022.

The governor tested positive during a routine COVID-19 screening and has been prescribed the antiviral drug Paxlovid

OSF HealthCare policy reflects one of the first instances of an employer explicitly excluding workers from coverage because of their sexual orientation.

Survey suggests residents, aldermen and developers might all want the same thing: A streamlined, transparent development process.

The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce shared the “sign wars” on Facebook on July 15. The post has drawn attention from Today, People and Buzzfeed.

All three board members will face recall after a citizen's group got more than 600 signatures.

The state budget is brimming with surplus revenue as part of a post-pandemic economic surge that has pumped up tax receipts by more than 14% in the past year.

Police don't know the name of the man who was fatally struck late Monday in the 1000 block of North Grand Boulevard.

STL's No. 1 celeb will take part in online fundraising chat Saturday for the Democratic candidate who is vying for seat being vacated by GOP's Roy Blount.

Scars of the disease persist for sickest survivors and their families.

Robin Bonds, 56, was found dead in her apartment in the 4200 block of Michigan Avenue.

The Unified Democratic Township Organization LLC agreed in 2020 to a consent order that involved four complaints about improper campaign finance reporting

Lucas Kunce’s unorthodox approach has attracted national attention as a potential model for how the party could win in the heartland.

BJC health system tries to fill today's shortages and tomorrow's baby boomer patient influx with up to $55,000 in nursing school tuition — with a three-year work pledge.

The "Iron Riders" of the 25th Infantry will be celebrated at a series of events at Missouri State Parks and on July 24 in Forest Park.

A new email newsletter from music critic Kevin C. Johnson is filled with news, profiles, insights and exclusive content.

Cannon's lawyer says the only thing that directly connects Cannon to Dorn's killing is a witness who told investigators 'I'll witness anything you want me to witness.'

Spurred on by opposition to pandemic-related health mandates, a coalition of religious liberty groups, conservative think tanks, and Republican state attorneys general has filed a cascade of litigation seeking to rein in the powers of public health authorities.