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Benitez Murray was charged in the Jan. 7, 2021, fatal shooting of 17-year-old Damon White.

Black Americans face about double the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease than white Americans do, and scientists are unsure why.

Parson says state has ‘a great opportunity and responsibility to make smart, meaningful investments that serve Missourians now and into the future.’

Some worry that construction methods for such facilities were no longer appropriate for a climate expected to see more frequent tornadoes.

Police found Denzel Houston with meth and a gun twice, prosecutors said.

As Cardinals manager at the time, Torre says of events, 'That was probably the lowest time of my career.'

The year 2021 was great for food and for cooking.

The boy ran into traffic while trying to escape from police, Chief John Hayden said.

The dismissal comes days after federal prosecutors indicted the man in the same incident.

The Yule Log grog starts with an unusual base spirit, a London Dry gin. Mix it with cranberry simple syrup, a ginger liqueur and a touch of velvet falernum, and stir in the hot water.

The council’s move follows revelations earlier this year that the program put some low-income residents at risk of losing their homes.

The lawsuit argues St. Louis officials negotiated in "bad faith" on two major police contracts.

Food writer Daniel Neman revisits the subject of Twinkies. What it sounded like he said was not what he meant.

On Dec. 14, 1971, the film version of ‘Fiddler on the Roof,’ made its St. Louis debut with a special showing at the St. Pius X Monastery.

The St. Louis business community and airport officials pushed for nearly 20 years to restore regular passenger airline service to continental Europe.

After his surprise firing by the Cardinals in October, Shildt is joining the team that shapes baseball from within.

She calls the law ‘outdated’ and discriminatory.

The tornado victims ranged in age from 28 to 62 and lived around the St. Louis area.

Federal authorities said Robert Williams was responsible for more than $2.5 million in fraudulent Paycheck Protection Program loans.

At least six workers were killed when a tornado ripped through the building Friday night.