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Columnist Aisha Sultan writes: Why should a disturbed 18 year-old be able to buy two AR-15 rifles and 375 rounds of ammunition — enough to wipe out an entire school?

Two Democrats remain in the race to represent the 2nd Congressional District.

Mehlville High School on Friday switched to virtual learning for its last day of the year after a student received an anonymous threat.

The movie "Star Wars" was released on May 25, 1977, and Joe Pollack reviewed it for the Post-Dispatch that same week.

Police are investigating after a man sitting outside with a group of people in Jennings was fatally wounded in a drive-by shooting Thursday night.

Four workers at the Ferguson and Florissant license offices have been accused of processing vehicle registrations without proper documentation, authorities say.

City officials are targeting summer crime in the downtown area with a combination of increased law enforcement and a variety of summer youth programs.

A St. Charles County judge has ordered a former Dent County sheriff's deputy to serve the rest of his life in prison for a 2011 murder.

Area pastors urge elected officials, including Missouri’s governor and senators, to support universal background checks, other gun control measures in wake of Texas school shooting.

Poultry producers still should prevent contact between their birds and wild birds.

St. Louis aldermen on Friday would allow voters in areas near Carondelet Park to decide on a property tax hike to fund security, infrastructure and landscaping efforts. It's unclear now when it will go on the ballot.

Jurors in St. Louis acquitted one man in a 2018 killing, and couldn't reach a unanimous verdict against a co-defendant.

Missouri saw a 30% decline in licensed child care facilities during the pandemic.

Messenger: When will America stand up to the gun lobby, President Joe Biden asked. It's a good question.

“No family should have to deal with the uncertainty of their health and safety because of unidentified radioactive waste in Coldwater Creek.”

A St. Louis commission on Thursday voted to increase charges at city-run parking garages. The plan still needs approval by the Board of Aldermen.

The building was built in 1965 and last renovated in 1996.

Kelly Pratt is suing two unnamed police officers as well as each St. Louis County police commissioner over the death of her husband earlier this month.

The suit was filed in federal court in Chicago on behalf of Rep. Michael Bost from Carbondale and two others.

A jury returned a guilty verdict against Marcus Ausler in the fatal shooting of Antonio Williams inside a home in the Greater Ville neighborhood in 2018.