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A heavy police presence was at St. Clair Square located off Interstate 64 in St. Clair County.

Police found the first man just after 3 p.m. in the 3900 block of Penrose Street, and found a second gunshot victim a short time later nearby.

Committee chairman to ask public safety director to speak to panel following police union lawyer’s allegation that some people arrested aren’t jailed if they test positive for the coronavirus.

New COVID-19 cases have declined from recent record highs, but continue to outpace most of the pandemic and continue to overwhelm local health systems.

Rep. Shamed Dogan urged Rep. Brian Seitz to apologize, but Seitz declined. Both men are Republicans.

In eulogies for Benjamin Polson, St. Louis Fire Department leaders outlined the firefighter’s unconventional life path.

Prosecutors told a judge they had problems summoning a witness for the grand jury, according to the man's lawyer.

The triplets are high school seniors — Frannie and Mimi at Nerinx Hall, and Tom at CBC - and all were captains of their teams.

Hospital CEO in Springfield laments misinformation fed by Missouri politicians.

Sports betting is legal in 32 other states.

Ancient Order of Hibernians report that more than 90 floats are set to take part in parade, which steps off at 11 a.m. March 17 at Tamm and Oakland.

Austin Vines and his mastiff pit bull mix Nova died as a result of the attack Sunday near Fenton.

Rescheduled dates are coming soon.

Joe Bestgen will start Jan. 31 as new chief of Roman Catholic Foundation, which helps financially support Catholic schools and parishes.

Metropolitan area finishes in top 20 in U.S. for science, technology, engineering and math employment opportunities and education.

Attorney Jane Dueker said the suspect was released even though prosecutors sent word they planned to issue charges without bond.

The incubator will receive between $100,000 and $175,000, funded by Wells Fargo and co-administered by the U.S. Department of Energy.

Keombra Auray James was involved in the carjacking that killed James "Anthony" Sapone on March 18, 2019.

Joseph B. Cooper admitted fatally shooting Ehrman "Lonny" Davis IV in October 2015.

Richard Rief did not pay employment taxes for multiple quarterly periods between 2014 and 2018 and his own income tax for 2015.