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Emerson CEO Lal Karsanbhai doubled down on his commitment to the St. Louis region, but called for change.

State Rep. Chantelle Nickson-Clark received a rousing round of applause Monday after telling colleagues she was in “complete remission” from breast cancer.

The board overseeing the city’s economic development arm approved the $685,000 amendment to marketing agency Candid’s contract during a closed board meeting late last year.

St. Louis County police chased a shooting suspect about four miles north into the city's Mount Pleasant neighborhood after a person was shot early Tuesday.

Police dog Tzar was euthanized Friday after suffering from chronic pancreatic issues.

A 29-year-old Granite City man died this weekend after he was shot and the car he was in crashed.

Auguste Chouteau leads a work party up the hill to begin building St. Louis in 1764.

Aldermanic President Megan Green on Monday endorsed three candidates running for aldermen against incumbents this spring in her latest effort to push the board in a more progressive direction.

Over an initial three-hour hearing, members of a Senate panel outlined a package of proposed changes that would raise the bar on the ability of voters to place questions on the ballot, while also raising the threshold for how the…

The Chinese spy balloon has brought new urgency to concerns about foreign influence in Missouri.

The spending package totals more than $627 million.

Missouri Chamber of Commerce cites semiconductors in opposition to bill to stop silica sand mine in Ste. Genevieve County.

O'Fallon, St. Peters and Wentzville are among cities seeking voter approval April 4 for a 3% city sales tax on recreational marijuana.

Because some MetroLink cars are out of service due to camera problems, the light rail line is running a mix of 1-car and normal 2-car trains.

Ten-year-old Evie was euthanized Monday morning, only a few days after firefighters pulled the pit bull mix out of a house on fire in the Lemay area of south St. Louis County.

One man died Sunday, and two men died Feb. 7.

Congresswoman visits Head Start program in Granite City, then planned to meet later with retired union steelworkers to discuss pending sale of U.S. Steel plant.

A legal fight over how much tax can be collected on marijuana sales is brewing between county leaders, the pot industry and the state of Missouri.

Now that recreational-use cannabis is legal in Missouri, we are going to be subjected to its stench in a lot more places a lot more often.