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An employee would be able to sue if they suffered an injury due to a vaccine required by their boss.

If approved by the County Council and then by voters, it would effectively give the county’s legislative body final say over who leads county departments.

The legislation advanced to the House on a 30-2 vote.

Ryan Kanzler of Festus pleaded guilty Monday in federal court to pilfering personal checks and using credit cards from stolen mail.

In Missouri, six out of ten suicides involve a firearm, according to the Missouri Foundation for Health.

Christian, Catholic, Lutheran and Orthodox Jewish organizations will partner to distribute scholarships to religious schools.

Police on Monday said a 31-year-old man has died, three weeks after he was shot in north St. Louis County in March.

Dewight Price was fatally shot April 24 in St. Louis County. Two teens have now been charged in the killing.

Police on Monday released the name of a 46-year-old man shot to death near Penrose Park in north St. Louis early Friday.

Brian Gotschall pleaded guilty to charges of making phone threats to harm employees of Electronic Arts and their children.

A woman died Sunday night after the car she was riding in crashed into a utility pole in the city’s North Riverfront neighborhood.

Authorities on Monday released the identity of the man who died during a fire in his home early Friday in Granite City.

Zachary Taylor Kearnes admitted stabbing and strangling Christina Hesselmeyer in south St. Louis on Nov. 14, 2020.

A shooting took place at around 1:40 a.m. in the 2000 block of North Florissant, according to police.

A man died in a single-car crash overnight near the intersection of North Broadway and Dock Street, according to police reports.

The decision marks the latest fallout from Gov. Mike Parson’s failed effort to close down the state's lone abortion provider in St. Louis.

A $380 million overhaul of the Arch grounds promised to boost activity and liven up the river's edge. But a lot of the potential is still potential.

Many spring fundraisers and celebrations are being held for the first time since 2019, before the pandemic.

Cannabis Business Association of Illinois executive director Pamela Althoff summed up the state of the state’s legal recreational-use cannabis industry in one word: “Halted.”

Messenger: Tax rebate plan omits people living in poverty, including senior citizens on fixed incomes.