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Three former St. Louis aldermen will spend the next several years in minimum-security satellite camps in Arkansas, Illinois and Texas.

Jaylen Miles was found dead behind a vacant home in the 10600 block of Spring Garden Drive.

St. Charles mayor says he still wants to build a steamboat museum on the city's riverfront and is working with a consultant to explore its feasibility.

Experts say bonds should do better this year, but a recession could hurt the stock market

The Preservation Board will allow up to two weeks for legal counsel to determine whether the developer can offer a bond if it does not move forward.

As we look forward to the new year, let us also look back at the year just past with a fun quiz about all things retail.

Officers elected to BBB of St. Louis; two associates join Lashly & Baer; Rapid Fire Safety & Security hires Modglin as COO

The last Democratic statewide official in Missouri wrapped up her tenure as state auditor this week.

That uncertain future of the soon-to-retire Meramec Energy Center stokes open questions about the site’s afterlife, and potential ways it could be reused — including for clean energy or energy storage projects.

Search efforts continued Thursday after a man went missing while floating on chunks of ice in the Missouri River near Washington.

A man was shot and killed Thursday afternoon in north St. Louis on the border of the city's Carr Square and St. Louis Place neighborhoods.

A St. Louis judge ruled Mark McCloskey must still abide by the terms of his misdemeanor plea agreement by surrendering his weapons and paying a fine.

Kankakee County Circuit Judge Thomas Cunnington ruled on Wednesday that portions of Illinois' SAFE-T Act violate the separation of powers.

A memorial celebration will be held Jan. 2 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Chaifetz Arena at 1 S. Compton Avenue, following a noon procession from the Demetrious Johnson Foundation Center at 724 Union Boulevard.

St. Louis-area homeowners are finding ways to keep rentals out of their neighborhoods

It was one of four fatal gunshots in the sad tale of St. Louis' first beer dynasty.

"Looked like they were laying on top of each other, trying to hide,” the city's homicide commander said after the three bodies were found in a car.

A St. Louis County judge is stepping down to become a top aide to newly appointed Attorney General Andrew Bailey.

Planned Parenthood declared victory on Wednesday after a Cole County judge said legislation attempting to deny Medicaid reimbursement payments to the group "is ineffective and/or unconstitutional."

Steven T. Dublo, 44, of Grafton, was charged with reckless homicide and aggravated DUI in the death of Nicholas O. West, 32.