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A former North County Police Cooperative officer is charged with letting his brother beat up a person the corporal had handcuffed during a fight in November.

Centene Corp. shareholders voted down two proposals that aimed to change how the company decides executive pay.

City employees could live anywhere within an hour's drive.

Missouri’s aging computer system is in the midst of a $126 million makeover.

Republican Councilman Dennis Hancock wants Bell's office to seek council approval before using county resources to help Gardner, and he wants the city to pay for the cost.

An off-duty Berkeley police officer shot at a man running away after rear-ending a parked vehicle in the parking lot of a bar on West Florissant in the city.

Dr. Anthony Fauci was in St. Louis on Monday to address students graduating from the Washington University School of Medicine.

Gov. Mike Parson said he expects to use his line-item veto powers to take "fluff" out of the state's $50 billion spending plan.

One woman died after three people were shot Monday night in St. Louis County near the city's Riverview neighborhood.

A Coast Guard inspector's hammer goes right through the thin, corroded hull of the S.S. Admiral. Its owners announced cruises would end that year.

The number of Missourians under the age of 18 fell by more than 18,000, or 1%, from 2017 to 2022.

St. Louis County’s population was 274,200 people when the war began. By 1960, it would top 700,000 and keep climbing.

Authorities on Monday identified human remains found last week at a former Metro East copper smelting plant as 36-year-old Vernon L. Law.

Federal authorities charged a man Monday in connection with the shootings deaths of two 18-year-old girls and the injuries of two pregnant 17-year-olds earlier this month in north St. Louis.

The Ward 1 race for the Bel-Nor Board of Aldermen and a tax increase for the West Overland fire district are going to a recount this Friday.

Nearly 20 people are seeking to replace the embattled Kimberly M. Gardner as circuit attorney in St. Louis.

Students are abandoning the Humanities for the more lucrative STEM disciplines: science, technology, engineering and math.

Thirty years after it opened during the Great Flood, Main Street Books in St. Charles celebrates its anniversary.

After Shalonda Webb stopped opposing County Executive's spending powers, Jamestown Mall got another $180,000 allotment from agency controlled by Sam Page.

Tyrone “Marty Lo” Williams, 20, of Alton, was gunned down last Wednesday night in the 1600 block of Rock Spring Drive.