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The illuminated billboard that has flapped its wings for Hwy. 40 drivers since it was moved in 1961 from L.A. has been dark since at least December

Dierbergs plans to build a 70,000-square-foot grocery store and retail space. McBride Homes plans to build 81 single-family homes on the site.

Jessica Mefford-Miller has worked for Metro since 2006, and has served as executive director since 2018.

The ballot initiative would ask voters if they want abolish partisan primary elections and allow voters to rank their top four choices, regardless of party

Audit follows recent criticism of operations at the Hall Street lot where the city takes thousands of abandoned or illegally parked vehicles each year.

Organizers announced the cancellation this week. Meanwhile, other parades are set to go on, including an inaugural parade in Florissant.

Police Officer Adrian Washington said the erroneous report about the DFS worker came from the child's mother.

Public school parents are the new coveted voting group.

The officers were attempting to arrest suspects when they were shot, police said.

Prison nursery programs allow many women their ‘first chance to bond with their child,’ said one advocate.

But Dan Isom insists the policy on booking people suspected of violent crimes into the downtown jail hadn’t changed in recent weeks.

A regional board on Wednesday endorsed the state’s proposal, which some hope could lead to an eventual end to required vehicle emission checks.

Xact Xpressions of Dallas is named in the lawsuit.

Conservative hardliners stalled an expected vote on a draft congressional map on Wednesday in an attempt to force negotiations.

Linda S. Hemenway, 62, of Columbia, Illinois, died at the scene.

In 2016, former Gov. Jay Nixon released a study that found the base salary for nearly 38,000 state employees was the lowest in the nation.

If approved, it would be the first time the YMCA would take over operations of an existing facility.

Dzened Muhic was found guilty of second-degree assault, unlawful use of a weapon and four other felonies in the 2019 incident in the Bevo Mill area.

Gary D. Primm Jr. did not pay any personal income taxes on more than $1 million in income from his company in 2014 and 2015, officials said.

'TVG' was known for his laid-back style, fun approach on St. Louis football fields, television business.