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A push to widen the east-west artery has been discussed for years as heavy truck and car traffic have frustrated motorists and affected the transport of goods.

A judge could make a decision later this month over who will own the Fabulous Fox Theatre after a bizarre lease expires in 2025.

Three Kansas City police officers were shot and wounded while executing a search warrant, prompting a standoff at a home early Wednesday, authorities said.

The St. Louis mayor's office says the city is exploring "automated enforcement solutions" to discourage dangerous driving.

A suspected gunman on Tuesday was charged in the fatal shooting of a man in downtown St. Louis one day earlier.

Foreign entities would be required to report sales, acquisitions or land transfers to the Missouri Attorney General and Secretary of State.

St. Louis CITY SC’s Lee Broughton shares how a city rich in soccer tradition can take a unifying leap forward.

During the 1970s the Rev. Salvatore E. Polizzi had become a national figure for his work in The Hill neighborhood of St. Louis. Residents were shocked when news came that he was being reassigned.

In 1893, inventor Nikola Tesla first publicly demonstrated radio during a meeting of the National Electric Light Association in St. Louis by transmitting electromagnetic energy without wires.

Mayor Tishaura O. Jones believes a MetroLink expansion can help with job creation and neighborhood decline. That in turn can help with crime, she says.

The shooting happened in the 3700 block of Minnesota Avenue, police say.

One victim was seriously hurt, according to Richmond Heights Police.

It was business as usual as the St. Louis County Council met for the first time Tuesday after a contentious meeting over the weekend.

Peck, who headed the med school from 1989 to 2003, is credited with improving its international reputation in teaching, research and clinical practice

The controversy happened in response to a new 734-page book meant to help serious Lutherans express their faith in a modern world.

About 30 people rallied outside the courthouse, likening the public outcry against Kimberly Gardner to a modern-day lynching and blaming Judge Bryan L. Hettenbach.

The measure is part of a bipartisan push to extend Medicaid coverage following the birth of a child.

The O'Fallon, Mo., baby is the latest and youngest child to die of a drug overdose recently in the St. Louis region.

The 21-year-old man accused of hitting and critically injuring a 17-year-old girl visiting St. Louis appeared in court Monday afternoon. Family members of the girl gave emotional testimony.

A St. Louis senator also criticized the package for allowing certain felons to possess firearms.