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Incumbent Pritzker, a Democrat, is heavily favored in the race, and has dramatically outraised GOP challenger Bailey.

New hires for Armstrong Teasdale, Greensfelder, Goldberg Segalla; area pharmacist elected president of Missouri Pharmacy Association

Slated for completion by spring, The Hub is the second phase of The District, an entertainment destination located off of Interstate 64.

The meeting follows allegations that Auditor Toni Jackson had given herself a raise and that her office is a hostile place to work.

The metro area accounts for two-thirds of the state’s total number of cases.

Ferguson City Manager Eric Osterberg resigned in the middle of a city council meeting last week after a heated exchange with a city council member.

Sonya Jenkins-Gray, chief HR officer at CareSTL Health, has been chosen as the city’s fifth personnel director.

“We urge Missourians to support this commonsense proposal,” said Jacob Hummel, Missouri AFL-CIO president.

County assessor's office previously had estimated at $1.55m the county government's likely revenue increase.

14-year-old Tyre Sampson was visiting Orlando during spring break when he died from the fall.

“We’ve got to fill positions just like everyone else,” the governor says.

Poaching attempts by a former St. Louis-area employee caused at least one worker to leave chicken strips for chicken wings, the suit claims.

The 15-year-old boy at first told his mom he was hurt on a playground. Now he tells police he was shot on Sept. 29.

The crash happened at 7:55 a.m. Wednesday at Highway 4 and Highway 140 in Madison County.

Effort mirrors progress made in Missouri courts, where one $3 fee was declared unconstitutional, and others are not being targeted.

Two lion heads saved from now-demolished Palladium nightclub in midtown St. Louis will be auctioned off to raise money for Landmarks Association.

No injuries were reported.

Marcus Ursery, now 16, was rejected from a state program for youth offenders charged as adults. His attorney wants to know why.

The council hired Jackson, a certified public accountant, in November to replace Mark Tucker, the auditor ousted by the council after a state audit criticized him for failing to uncover corruption.

Scientists point to emerging evidence from studies in adults that link high-potency THC to an increased risk of experiencing psychosis.