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A man with a gun robbed the U.S. Bank on North Lindbergh in Florissant on Wednesday afternoon, according to police.

The contract covers 120 teachers at Bishop DuBourg, Cardinal Ritter, Rosati-Kain and St. Mary’s high schools in St. Louis and St. Pius X High School in Festus.

Attorneys for the three defendants have argued that the men were not aware of the severity of the storm and did not intentionally put their passengers in danger.

A jury found Jerome Tolliver guilty in February of domestic assault and armed criminal action in a 2018 shooting that left his girlfriend at the time paralyzed.

A proposed state ban would ax the state's remaining red light and speed cameras.

City's abundance of Christians, churches and flower shops puts city at No. 5 on the list of U.S. cities and their Easter observance.

Lawmakers are considering sending checks to Missourians to spend down some of the surplus revenue the state has received in the past two years

Judge Michael Carter is running in a six-way primary for the 10th Senate District.

Moderate morning thunderstorms wiped out the energy needed for larger storms to develop later in the day.

Christopher Owens admitted murdering his boss, Brantley Tate, outside Marygrove Children's Home, 2705 Mullanphy Lane in Florissant, on Jan. 26, 2021.

The legislation, House Bill 1922, is sponsored by Rep. Kimberly-Ann Collins, a Democrat from St. Louis. For months, she has been making unannounced, hourslong visits to DOC’s 21 facilities across the state to check on conditions and hear prisoners’ stories.

Nearly 96% of the bets were placed online, boosted by a change in Illinois law that allowed online sportsbooks to compete across the state for new customers.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

A Senate committee endorsed a resolution seeking to ask voters to again weigh in on whether the health insurance program for low-income Americans should be expanded

Alderman Brandon Bosley was treasurer of a campaign fund raising money to recall former St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson.

Police estimated that more than a hundred vehicles were leaving Leonor K. Sullivan Boulevard as police arrived.

After Tuesday's double shooting, at least 32 children have died or been injured in shootings so far this year across the St. Louis metropolitan area.

The celebration will be held at Kiener Plaza and Ballpark village and will include an esports competition, live entertainment, vendors and fireworks.

St. Louis County Circuit Court Judge Jeffrey Medler last week gave the county until May 13 to hire an outside attorney or face a default judgment, after County Counselor Beth Orwick argued the case posed a conflict of interest for…

Rep. Ben Baker, a pastor and former dean of students at Ozark Bible Institute, said the legislation could address concerns that students are being indoctrinated against their parents' wishes.