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The 20-year-old college student who suffered significant injuries while being held captive and forced to work for months in St. Charles County has been released from the hospital, police said.

Last month, call-takers picked up 80% of emergency calls within 10 seconds or less, up from 56% in July.

The Ballwin police chief was fired Wednesday evening during a closed session of the Board of Aldermen, about two months after he was put on paid administrative leave.

Here are the events we are looking forward to Dec. 8-14.

A federal lawsuit filed by a group of states alleges the NCAA’s transfer rule for college athletes violates antitrust law.

Police on Thursday morning found a man's body in a creek in Queeny Township.

A 22-year-old man died days after he attempted suicide while he was in custody at a police station near downtown St. Louis.

St. Louis County Council isn't telling departments what to cut, whether it's positions, services or something else. Department leaders mull how they would trim their budgets if cuts are approved.

The decision represents a victory for residents who have complained for years about lax security and deferred maintenance in the 174-unit building.

Def Leppard and Journey will perform July 6 at Busch Stadium. Cheap Trick will open.

A St. Louis County man who is also accused of leaving the scene of a fatal crash admitted Thursday to trying to pressure a witness to keep her from testifying.

Treasurer Vivek Malek wants to stop the state’s pension system from investing in China.

The infections killed a Kentucky child and caused brain damage in a Missouri infant.

Provisions that would have compensated those exposed to radioactive waste left over from the Manhattan Project were removed on Wednesday.

Andrew Bailey faces Will Scharf in the 2024 Republican primary for Missouri attorney general

Clifton Booze Jr. of Hazelwood was certified to stand trial as an adult in the murder of James Bond III.

The St. Louis circuit attorney's office on Wednesday charged Jeffery D. Santee, 40, with second-degree murder.

House Speaker Dean Plocher, R-Des Peres, is under fire for travel reimbursements.

Todd M. Wilbert was found guilty of killing a Kirkwood mother of three, Elizabeth Gilbert, in August 2022.

O'Fallon, Mo., is seeking a grant through the National Park Service's African American Civil Rights Grant Program to restore the Sage Chapel Cemetery, home to former slaves and their descendants.