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St. Louis jurors award $8.5 million against largest privately owned jail health care company in U.S.

The unauthorized access to the email of a "small number" of BJC HealthCare physicians and resident physicians happened March 4-28.

The girl was in stable condition, St. Louis police reported.

The new executive editor joins the podcast to talk about his transition as the newsroom's leader, digital changes facing journalism and his goals for coverage.

Thousands of former inmates may be eligible to join an ArchCity Defenders lawsuit alleging "inhumane conditions" at the St. Louis jail known as the workhouse.

A jury awarded $875,000 to a Loufest vendor who accused festival organizers of hurting his reputation by blaming him for the festival's cancellation.

A shootout ensued, injuring three people, after an apparent gun robbery outside a Wellston market, police said.

St. Louis County has been ordered to pay $300,000 to a couple who sued after police barged into their home without a warrant in 2016.

Emergency bridge repairs will reduce eastbound Interstate 44 near Eureka to one lane this weekend, MoDOT officials warned.

Republican U.S. Rep. Vicky Hartzler is attempting to distinguish herself in a crowded field of candidates vying to replace U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt.

Ex-St. Louis health director on forced leave several months reaches settlement, but details aren’t released, nor are the reasons for the action.

A man accused of killing four people in the St. Louis area and two more in Kansas City, Kansas, was charged this week in another homicide.

Police on Friday released the name of a man who died after being shot outside of a home in Jennings on Thursday night.

Hiring lifeguards has been like swimming against the current across St. Louis this year.

St. Louis streets officials say a concentrated effort last week reduced the city's big backlog of potholes. Meanwhile, St. Charles County's executive is proposing a $20 million plan to tackle potholes and other pressing road maintenance needs.

A teenager arrested at the scene of a crash that killed five family members has been charged with multiple counts of murder, court officials say.

Searchers continued to comb a popular Wildwood recreation area Friday in their hunt for a missing 72-year-old hiker.

Dave Schatz, the outgoing president of the Missouri Senate, is betting the ad buy will lift him at the right time in the GOP primary.

Pitts Chapel, Springfield’s oldest historically Black church, was founded in 1847 by a group of enslaved Africans.

The masks have been deemed surplus because they expired last month