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Peter Chafin fatally shot Dominic Smith four times with a shotgun on Sept. 1, 2015.

The shooting was reported at 12:45 a.m. Friday in the 4300 block of North Bircher Boulevard.

The name of the person who died hasn't been released.

The names of the men haven't been released.

A power outage forced the cancellation of a 'Hamilton' performance Thursday at the Fabulous Fox Theatre.

The House budget chief said Schmitt’s office asked for the money for anticipated issues with the Biden administration.

Philanthropist and Enterprise Holdings Chairman Andy Taylor is funding a research institute aiming to propel St. Louis’s geospatial sector.

Residents of four homeless encampments in St. Louis were told Thursday that they must leave within 10 days.

The state senator running for the 1st Congressional District said he and his family “didn’t pay a dime” to settle the dispute.

The county on Thursday posted the results, gleaned from 3,346 responses, which identified public health, youth services and infrastructure as top priorities.

Daniel Phillips, 53, of Bowling Green, was charged Thursday with first-degree kidnapping, fourth-degree domestic assault and armed criminal action.

The move by the St. Louis Development Corp. is part of the effort by Mayor Tishaura O. Jones’ administration to revamp the city’s development incentive process.

Parkway North grad Derek Baker reaches millions of people on TikTok via videos filmed with his sisters in their family home in Maryland Heights.

Deonte Taylor of St. Louis County was convicted of three counts of sodomy and one count of knowingly exposing a second grader to HIV.

MoDOT said weather conditions have delayed a closure of the eastbound span of the I-255 bridge in south St. Louis and Monroe counties until Saturday night.

A Senate proposal advanced Sunshine Law restrictions and privacy measures Thursday.

The 2-year-old son of Angela Dozier and Clarence Perry died of an overdose of cocaine and methadone, prosecutors said.

Messenger: Steve Roberts, Eric Greitens can't escape abuse allegations while running for office

James "Ike" Crabtree was released after pleading not guilty in a St. Louis federal court.

Lawmakers have queued up work on the century-old building in the state’s upcoming budget.