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EPA had planned to have its contractors begin new testing this week but the city denied them access to the area because city insurance requirements weren't met.

When it comes to fundraising for the Missouri Historical Society, there is a new earner on the job.

MoDOT is holding off for a day the reopening of the bridge's eastbound span because of rain forecasted for Saturday.

Larry Boone, a finalist for St. Louis police chief, spent more than 30 years with the Norfolk, Virginia, police department. He's a police reform advocate, and he left Norfolk abruptly after a news conference he didn't attend.

The shutdown, to accommodate the removal of the driving surface on the Lackland Road overpass, begins at 8 p.m. Friday. All lanes will reopen by 5 a.m. Monday, MoDOT says.

Branson, Missouri, and its Ozark Mountain Christmas made the best holiday town lists at Trip Savvy, the "Today" show and Town and Country Magazine, among others.

The rapper recently praised Adolf Hitler on a far-right talk show and was kicked off Twitter for posting a photo of a swastika.

The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office denied the Attorney General's Office allegations of concealing evidence.

Mayor Tishaura O. Jones is appointing a commission to look at the damage caused by racism in the city and put together a plan to address it.

The director of an animal rescue and adoption group, days after taking over operations of the county animal shelter, on Thursday blasted the county for leaving its facility in shambles, its dogs neglected.

Cierra M. Wealleans, 20, is facing assault and weapons charges after the incident near Confluence Preparatory Academy on Wednesday.

A Farmington man is charged with murder after authorities say he stabbed his father to death this week at a residence in St. Francois County.

The owner envisions it not as a 44-story vacant, office building but a "vertical city" that could be home to hundreds of residents, workers and tourists.

A teenager was shot Thursday afternoon near Vashon High School in the city's Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood.

Trishawn Jones, 18, was indicted for robbery and aiding and abetting a murder alongside Tywon Harris, 19, Coron Dees, 19, and Jeremiah Allen, 18.

Meanwhile, Rep. Ann Wagner of Town and Country breaks with fellow Republicans and votes for the measure.

Jamel I. Ursery, 30, of Maryland Heights, was charged under Missouri's “revenge porn” law for stealing explicit videos from a woman's phone and posting them online without her consent.

Former St. Louis-area congressman William Lacy Clay, now working as a lobbyist for a Washington D.C. law firm, has been awarded a contract with University City.

Mayor Tishaura O. Jones' administration on Thursday revealed new details of a plan for a guaranteed basic income program

At lease one person was killed Wednesday afternoon when a car speeding away from police collided with another vehicle in the city's Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood.