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A total of $410 million is being sent to communities across Missouri to help alleviate flooding, eradicate lead water supply lines and fix sewers.

Janet House is accused of cleaning up the scene of a fatal shooting inside a Ferguson home.

Abortion rights groups won ballot measures in California, Kentucky, Michigan, Montana and Vermont last week.

Lauren McCartney, a senior at Georgia State University, will be a contestant on the game show episode scheduled to air at 6:30 p.m. Monday on KSDK (Channel 5).

Several St. Louis County police agencies are creating a task force to combat persistently high rates of stolen vehicles, particularly as thefts of Kias and Hyundais continue to skyrocket.

The gala, which also will celebrate the council’s 60th anniversary, is set for Jan. 30 at the Chase Park Plaza. Ron Himes will emcee the event.

A jury found a Wellston man guilty of murder this week after a trial that centered on the man's taped confession to killing a 64-year-old who was caught in crossfire.

A ceremony to inaugurate Alderman Megan Green as the new president of Board of Aldermen has been set for the week after Thanksgiving.

About 30,000 people are impacted by the advisory. The water main broke at North 13th Street and Lucas Avenue.

Truman's No. 2 man kept calling until the couple, separated by 34 years, tied the knot on November 18, 1949.

Brentwood officials calculated the county overpaid them by $5.4 million, and the city sent that amount to St. Louis County to split with other municipalities. But the county says Brentwood owes $1.6 million more.

Mom’s House hires; Bryan Cave names partners; Carmody MacDonald adds partner; Alzheimer’s Association promotes

The charges mark at least the seventh criminal case filed in the St. Louis area this year linked to children overdosing on fentanyl.

Workers at three St. Louis-area Starbucks stores walked off the job Thursday morning, part of a nationwide protest of what they say is illegal retaliation against their union organizing.

With hundreds of books banned in Missouri schools this year, the removals are being newly criticized by librarians and authors, including such high-profile writers as Margaret Atwood, Neil Gaiman, Lois Lowry, Laurie Halse Anderson and Art Spiegelman.

Two men were indicted Wednesday in a murder-for-hire case that's already entangled a former employee of St. Louis' Cure Violence program.

Lawyers for the City of St. Louis are asking a judge to throw out a suit from a man claiming he was mistakenly jailed in the city for eight months after his charges were dropped.

Crossroads Correctional Center in western Missouri will house about 1,200 inmates

Workers at the St. Louis Galleria Mall Apple store took the first step toward forming a union on Wednesday.

The state budget office says Attorney General Eric Schmitt has not submitted a spending plan for the next fiscal year.