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There are six vacancies in the House.

Dr. Matifadza Hlatshwayo Davis: ‘Until we get past this particular record-high surge, people should not be engaging in anything other than essential activities.’

UM Board of Curators said no to science and public health, sending message that they don’t even respect the research conducted on campuses they lead.

Two commercial pilots on a cargo flight were killed in the high-speed plane crash Saturday evening.

The apparent kitchen fire started before sunrise in a house on Rodenmeyer Street.

The 9-acre development had more than $1 million in change orders done without bids, an audit says.

Check out the highlights of Ben Frederickson's weekly chat with St. Louis sports fans.

Six Billikens in all get chosen in the three-round draft; Chaminade product Jack Lynn, who played at Notre Dame, goes to Orlando City

The man was admitted to the hospital, but has since been release. However police say he is not in custody and his bond is set at $75,000.

Nearly five dozen police chiefs from around the state say multiple provisions in a controversial Missouri gun law need clarification.

Gov. Mike Parson requested the help last month for Bollinger, Dunklin, Iron, Madison, Pemiscot, Reynolds and Wayne counties.

City ranked at No. 75 on Lawn Love list of "Best Cities for Bagel Lovers" — even after our bread-sliced bagel innovation made national news in 2019

Markel Hutton pointed a gun at the man, who was in his 80s, and pulled him out of his SUV.

St. Louis Circuit Judge Michael Stelzer postponed all trials set for the week of Jan. 18 after reviewing COVID-19 infection data, a spokesman said.

President Mun Choi made the recommendation, citing studies that show face masks are effective in slowing the spread of the virus.

Tickets go on sale Jan. 14.

New COVID-19 cases among state government workers are rolling in at more than 200 per day.

The live and in-person event is one month from now: 7 p.m. Feb. 11 at The Moolah Center, 12545 Fee Fee Road. Tickets are $280 for table of eight.

Emily E. Hernandez pleaded guilty to entering and remaining in a restricted building, the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

Missouri Republicans are split on whether to torpedo a Kansas City Democrat's district.