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Emergency responders were called Nov. 29 to a home in St. Peters and performed CPR to revive a 3-month-old.

The data suggest that parts of the metropolitan area are beginning to see improvements, while the virus continues to surge in rural counties.

Construction of the main entrance of the Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center project should be finished by the end of summer, with the event center completed by the end of this year.

The tenth St. Louis County Police Department chief is the first Black person to hold the role.

March 1 is the new deadline for submitting a plan to reopen the dormant 2.2-mile line in June.

Appellate ruling orders Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner's office to produce records and pay attorney's fees.

The crack sales occurred in Webster Groves and around the St. Louis area, prosecutors said.

Ronald Washington III, 18, died Jan. 10.

Councilwoman Katie Gatewood's attorney said the proceeding violated her rights to a fair trial and freedom of speech.

'Jackass' star and co-creator Johnny Knoxville talks heading to St. Louis for the WWE Royal Rumble on Saturday, Jan. 29.

Jesse Kelley has pending charges in the September 2018 homicide of Alexander Marley in south St. Louis County.

Rep. Chris Dinkins says her proposal would ensure representation of the entire state. Critics say it would politicize an independent agency.

Rome, Georgia woman bought chalk portrait of young boy that bears inscription "G. Scifferdecker, St. Louis, 1755." She'd like to return it to a relative.

The four Phelps Health patients were hospitalized between May and December of last year, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services said.

The death of Jarius McGee is considered suspicious.

The article name checks a number of businesses, including restaurants, started by members of the Bosnian community.

Harris-Stowe officials said the money would go to developing new curriculum, scholarships and extending education opportunities beyond campus.

Councilman Maurice K. Muia has been appointed to the National League of Cities' committee for energy, environment and natural resources.

Several St. Louis-area school districts have encountered recent challenges to library books; Wentzville banned one.

Second Baptist Church, part of the Central West End’s ‘Holy Corners’ district, caught fire in October, adding urgency to the request.