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What do pro-life lawmakers do to improve infant and child health in Missouri?

Bishop Michael McGovern chose pregnancy care after the recent Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the landmark case that legalized abortion.

“There are some real tragic impacts that we are going to see in the coming days, weeks and months,” said Dr. Colleen McNicholas, chief medical officer for Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region and Southwest Missouri.

The victim is expected to survive.

The council on Tuesday also voted 5-1 to give first-round approval to 12 weeks paid parental leave for full-time county employees, up from the two weeks currently available.

The nation’s passenger rail service has been operating one train between St. Louis and Kansas City since January.

The response to his independent campaign has been "extremely positive," Wood said Tuesday.

It can spread through intimate physical contact, touching personal items like clothing or linens, or person-to-person contact with rash, scabs or bodily fluids.

Executives announced the new name on Tuesday: Polished. It’s another way they’re working to turn the company into a national e-commerce powerhouse.

After lawmakers cut the Missouri Lottery advertising budget, longtime Executive Director May Scheve-Reardon announced her resignation

The website went down at the end of June due to an outage affecting the site’s vendor, Geographic Solutions Inc.

The garden opens its doors for free admission and viewing of Luna in the Climatron.

Troy E. White was charged in the May 15, 2022, killing of Dadream Boyd.

The Black Rep has announced its 2022-23 season, which includes plays by Arthur Miller, Dominique Morisseau and other notable dramatists.

Marjorie Theleman, now 81, pleaded guilty to a charge of second-degree murder in the killing of her daughter.

Cartez J. Spriggs of Riverview was charged in 2019 with a felony count of animal abuse.

Rep. Tony Lovasco, R-O’Fallon, asks unnamed “humans” for money to help him “win the most important election of my lifetime.”

The actions come amid increasing pressure from Spencer Toder, a Democrat from St. Louis, and Robert Bucklin, who along with many other former Agape students has been calling for the school to be closed.

A judge said former downtown nightspot Reign and its owner must pay at least $388,000 over accusations the restaurant left its building in disarray.

The St. Louis Heat 04 Zimmer is dedicating its tournament run in Destin, Florida, to Kendall Johnson, 15. "She always kept the team up. She had a warm heart."