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Much has been said and written over the years about controversial malaria research conducted on inmates at Illinois’ Stateville Penitentiary starting in the 1940s. But at least one part of that story has been largely ignored until now: the role…

The calculation of the potential penalty emerged only days after Don Harmon attempted to pass legislation designed to wipe away the election board case and the potential penalties.

Incident took place about 10:15 p.m. Sunday near North Hanley Road and Katherine Avenue.

A judge handed down the sentence on Monday after Emmet E. Metzger, now 27, had pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in April.

Among the messages on signs were "Immigrants Get the Job Done" and "Democracy Not Dictators."

The north St. Louis County school district is making cuts with its enrollment expected to decline by up to 1,000 students over the next 10 years.

Spending was approved Wednesday for the first $17 million, with money earmarked to rebuild old escalators, upgrade locker rooms and replace outdoor signs.

The Missouri House finished its work in the special session by approving the emergency aid relief for St. Louis and stadium funding for Kansas City sports teams.

"This should never have happened," Tracy Tucker, the mother of the slain boy, said Wednesday.

Locating the source of a strong odor inside the newly rebuilt Francis Howell North high school has been a monthslong issue for the school district.

Metro East legislator joins GOP colleagues to file bills aimed at reducing VA staff shortages and requiring it to contact veterans about mental-health service.

Prosecutors filed new charges against Marco Zomphier on Tuesday for the sexual assault of another minor that allegedly took place in 2013.

There is still plenty of time to fly your rainbow-striped freak flag.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

“This whole eviction process has been a nightmare. They won’t resolve the situation.”

St. Louis Public Schools said they’re “re-housing” students who attended schools in some of the hardest-hit areas of last month’s tornado.

Incident occurred near Chambers Road and West Florissant Avenue Tuesday afternoon.

Attorneys retained by former students say seven total victims have been identified so far, with Gerald’s alleged trail of abuse extending further than just his time at Riverview Gardens.

A city spokesperson said Sheriff Alfred Montgomery’s office had started refusing requests the day after telling aldermen he had withdrawn a threat to do so.

From opposing big Medicaid cuts to backing labor-union bills, Hawley moves further into populist territory. Is a 2028 presidential bid in the works?