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Missouri governor won’t say whether he backs legislative effort to legalize marijuana or effort to place a proposed constitutional change on the Nov. 8 ballot.

The renowned barbecue expert shot all 13 episodes of Season 4 in St. Louis.

The Starbucks union movement reached its fifth store in the St. Louis area Monday.

The civil suits were filed by former students from California to Massachusetts who attended Agape Boarding School in Stockton from March 2015 through June 2019.

Mark Maxwell, capital bureau chief for WCIA (Channel 3) in Springfield, will join KSDK later this month.

Terrell Alexander is accused of applying for 10 pandemic-related small business loans totaling $979,700.

St. Louis firefighters union says Interim Public Safety Director Dan Isom is using authority he doesn’t have to block promotions.

Federal prosecutors are seeking prison time for Emily Hernandez of Sullivan, William "Bill" Merry of St. Louis County and Paul Scott Westover of Lake Saint Louis.

A more than 200-year-old building in the heart of downtown St. Charles that served as the state’s first capitol sustained minor damage from a fire Sunday.

Juandria S. Pickett, 30, and her passenger Tiyana C. McCoy, 32, were both killed in the crash early Saturday morning. Police said their car was going the wrong way on Interstate 55.

The incident happened just after 1:30 a.m. in the Mark Twain I-70 Industrial neighborhood.

The man was identified by police as Henry Floyd, who lived in the same block where he was found shot.

Messenger: Without a quorum, Missouri Ethics Commission can't act on campaign finance issues.

The storms are likely after midnight. Today's high is expected to be 77.

In his first interview since his 2017 beating at the hands of fellow officers, Luther Hall Jr. describes the attack and its aftermath.

Searching for a weekend retreat nine years ago Jim and Allie Wright read an ad for the property where they now spend most summer days.

Officials say the cost of food away from home will rise at double the average rate of the past two decades.

While Grafton is poised to welcome a deluge of visitors this spring, hard feelings linger among some locals since the flood of 2019 brought a cable TV reality show to town.

A body found Saturday near St. Louis' north riverfront is believed to be that of a local woman reported missing more than a week ago

Prosecutors say they won't retry a Kansas City man after the Missouri Supreme Court overturned his conviction because the case is "tainted from all directions."