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Some of their clients have a fear of heights. Others have spouses who don't want them up on a ladder.

Michael Sack joined the St. Louis police department 26 years ago and has led it for the last six months. He's a retired priest, advocates for data-driven policing, and was criticized following the creation of a controversial black list of…

The target of the attack was supervising about 65 maximum security inmates by herself, a violation of the jail’s policy.

Then they discussed some smaller increases.

The first issue of the St. Louis Post and Dispatch was published on Dec. 12, 1878. Its front page contained international news, holiday sales - and a crime blog.

The university in 2007 retired Chief Illiniwek after the NCAA found the chief to be “hostile and abusive.”

Columnist Bill McClellan looks at the St. Louis aldermen sentenced for bribery as well as media personalities Dan McLaughlin and Vic Faust and wonders what’s going on.

A St. Louis County police officer shot and killed a man after they say he charged toward officers with a weapon Wednesday evening.

Police are investigating a crash that killed a pedestrian in the Mehlville area Friday evening.

Charl Howard, 49, was arrested Nov. 13, 2018 and charged with stabbing a man 38 times. He says his mental and physical health have deteriorated.

A Thursday evening fire damaged the historic St. Augustine Church, causing a partial collapse and leaving scorch marks on the north St. Louis property.

They were among five staff members charged with low-level felonies after an investigation of alleged abuse at the school.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt accused Gardner of failing to hand over a report about gunshot residue found on a jacket owned by Lamar Johnson.

The field may be clearing for Aldermanic President Megan Green this spring.

Jerry Schlichter’s lawyers got a judge to seal the case brought by former partner shortly after it was filed.

A push to send cash every month to hundreds of city residents struggling to make ends meet won initial approval at the Board of Aldermen Friday.

MARYLAND HEIGHTS — A developer has filed plans to turn a struggling Maryland Heights hotel into apartments, city documents show.

Kansas City-based NorthPoint Development filed plans to build nearly 1.9 million square feet of storage and distribution buildings off Page Avenue.

About 1,350 people are employed at the plant, which produces the Jeep Cherokee.

It's the second conviction tied to an effort to clear a backlog of untested rape kits.