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Budget includes pay raises for low-paid teachers and rebate checks up to $500 for taxpayers thanks to an influx of tax revenue and federal pandemic aid.

The organization's Midland Division will laud volunteers, contributors at its "Doing the Most Good" brunch on May 14 at the Hilton St. Louis Frontenac.

CRG wants to redevelop Caleres' Clayton headquarters into a mixed-use development, with the footwear company anchoring the new office building.

The fire in April 2021 destroyed the local Church of the Latter-day Saints.

In annual ranking from Trust for Public Land, St. Louis came in at No. 19 out of the largest 100 U.S. cities. We had been No. 14 for previous two years.

A gray sedan struck the 25-year-old man about 11:30 p.m. at Jefferson Street and Washington Avenue.

Police said 49-year-old Thomas Johnson was driving a 2007 Chevrolet Trailblazer that hit a tree.

A woman is suspected of killing Deonte Butler.

Spire opened 2022 with quarterly profits of $173 million — down about 7% compared to its $187 million gains during the period last year.

Allowed returns on its investments, plus "colder-than-normal" winter temperatures, helped Ameren report increased quarterly earnings Friday.

Daniel W. Kern, 63, died at the scene.

“We're one big family, and when one falls, we all feel it,” said the widow of a fallen Illinois officer at an event honoring those who died in Illinois in 2021.

Tenants and others have complained about parties — some rented through websites like Airbnb — getting "unruly" and damaging property in the Ely Walker Lofts.

Police officers were investigating a potential bomb threat Thursday afternoon in the first block of Gravois Road in Fenton.

The worker is charged with destroying evidence in the investigation of an April 21 homicide.

After nearly 60 years and two generations of work, St. Louis' last kosher deli could be facing its last days.

Grand jury members who indicted an investigator who led a probe into then-Gov. Eric Greitens slammed the St. Louis circuit attorney for her conduct in the case.

Bi-State’s safety and security committee voted Thursday morning to put an engineering contract out to bid for final designs for fare collection gates.

This is the second time in less than two weeks that county police have tried to stop a car that later was involved in a fatal crash.

Multiple rounds of rain caused some minor flooding in the region, but record heat looms for the St. Louis area next week, the National Weather Service said.