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Lawyers for the plaintiffs plan to appeal in another attempt to win class-action status for those who paid the city’s 1% earnings tax while working remotely.

The electric utility offered to close Rush Island in Jefferson County by 2024. DOJ lawyers said the company’s proposal ‘runs astray.’

Chef Andrew Cisneros and his sister, Samantha Cisneros, are the team behind St. Charles' new Peruvian destination.

Some Missouri Republicans have openly courted election denialists — most prominently candidates for U.S. Senate.

Council voted along party lines to approve an order requiring masks for both vaccinated and unvaccinated people older than 5 in public indoor spaces.

At least six local Catholic schools have moved online amid record cases of COVID-19

There will be no virtual component to compensate, and fans who purchased tickets will receive full refund, the team says.

KSDK (Channel 5) reporter Michelle Li, who grew up in Missouri, reported on traditional foods for New Year’s and mentioned Korean dumpling soup.

The biggest challenge for school districts will likely be operational. So how will they handle it?

"We are committed to doing all we can to protect our staff and citizens," Mayor Robert Eastern III said.

COVID-19 has depleted rosters across the league and forced postponements, and tighter Canadian protocols have complicated matters.

Rep. Justin Hill stoked controversy last year for attending the Jan. 6 rally at the U.S. Capitol instead of his own swearing-in ceremony.

Authorities said Ray Tate shot a man and committed three carjackings in St. Charles County.

Larry Lovett, 39, was charged by the Madison County state's attorney in an Aug. 2 homicide in Granite City and a Dec. 7 killing in Madison.

Kasimu Taylor will perform Jan. 7 at the Dark Room at the Grandel.

Dariyon Martin robbed a detective working with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.

DeAngelo Winston robbed two Boost Mobile stores in 2019.

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

One of area's leading stand-up comics for decades, Hawksley was at the forefront of popularizing local comedy clubs in the late 1970s, early 1980s.

The future of nursing homes, where nearly 142,000 residents have died of COVID-19, is deeply uncertain.