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The St. Louis Police Foundation, a private nonprofit controlled by leaders of some of the region's most notable companies, increasingly is in the business of funding employees at the department.

A former Alton police lieutenant has been charged with stealing money from a police union over several years.

House Speaker Dean Plocher, R-Des Peres, is running for Missouri Secretary of State.

If a buyer is interested in starting up a different concept there, the owner said he is open to conversations.

Chris Brownfield received a $35,000 settlement for poor healthcare in prison. Missouri is now trying to take the money from him.

“If this is a three-way race it’s between a thoroughbred, a quarter horse, and a jackass,” said a spokesman for Kehoe on Friday.

Jeffery Hill was an unsuccessful candidate for the 18th ward Board of Aldermen post.

Contributor content. Purchasing a home is a major milestone and likely the biggest investment most people will make.

A string of burglaries that hit St. Louis-area businesses has made it hard for these locally owned establishments to stay open.

Three of the victims were found outside Sam's Southern Eatery, 3505 Gravois Avenue; a fourth victim showed up at a hospital.

St. Louis Public Schools’ policy on partnerships has “hampered” community engagement, the mayor wrote in a letter to the school board.

Hiring, spending and contract decisions by SLPS superintendent Keisha Scarlett had raised red flags.

Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in July:

Michael Moore-Pittman, of Bellefontaine Neighbors, was found unresponsive at around 3:30 a.m. Saturday in the middle of North 9th Street.

A St. Louis company is trying to prove that its tests could take on a greater role in the future of Alzheimer's research and treatment.

Officers responded around 2:30 p.m. Saturday to a vacant home in the 4700 block of Cote Brilliante Avenue where they found a man's body "in advanced stages of decomposition."

The former president backs all three front-runners. This isn’t the first time Trump hedged his bets in Missouri.

Bryan L. Wilson, 48, drowned Saturday while trying to save a woman in the Meramec River near Eureka, Missouri State Highway Patrol officials said.

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: Women ... are more animated. They look at each other. They engage in conversation. It’s not so obvious with men. Conversation is more internal with us.

Parties are seeking an end to a decade-plus dispute about Ameren's illegal air pollution, centered on how many electric buses and air filters the company should pay for, as punishment.