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A Ritenour High School choir teacher has been indicted on a charge of having sexual contact with a student, authorities said.

The scouts were among 275 passengers who were on the train along with 12 crew members, according to Amtrak.

JEFFERSON CITY — Charter schools in Missouri will receive an infusion of at least $62 million in state funding under a new law scheduled to be signed by Gov. Mike Parson Wednesday.

Angie Minges, a marketing director at Nestle Purina, has been named as a director of the organization. She is a graduate of Mizzou and Washington University.

The area’s former alderman, her family embroiled in a dispute with the developer over its cut of the project’s development fees, refused to sponsor a bill to give the developer a tax break.

Lack of city funds in Hazelwood means no fall leaf pickup and no Fourth of July fireworks this year.

More than a third of Missourians would not qualify to receive the tax rebates.

A month to go until the U.S. Senate primary in Missouri, Eric Greitens still doesn’t have Trump’s endorsement. But he draws an intimate crowd.

St. Louis Department of Parks, Recreation and Forestry is testing a new remote-controlled lawn mower to cut steep hills more safely.

The move would allow the owner to apply for state and federal historic tax credits for a redevelopment that's likely to cost millions of dollars.

The injured woman suffered serious injuries from smoke inhalation and was rushed to a hospital.

U.S. Rep. Cori Bush calls on Biden administration, Congress to take action in response to Supreme Court's removal of constitutional protections for abortion.

The boy who was driving is the only survivor. He is 13 years old.

“They knew it was unsafe,” says Mike Spencer. “I was certain that this was going to happen. It was just a matter of time.”

The St. Louis Preservation Board voted 3-2 on Monday to deny Lux Living’s request to partially demolish the Optimist Building.

While 33 states reported a rise in abortion numbers, 17 states reported declines. And the swings up or down are striking.

The train, which collided with the truck near Mendon, was traveling from Los Angeles to Chicago.

A Pine Lawn man pleaded guilty to multiple charges Monday in the 2019 shooting of a Maryland Heights police officer.

The Alton City Council voted this month to assert more control over contracts signed on behalf of the city's riverfront venue, the Liberty Bank Alton Amphitheater.

Angela J. Brown, 55, of St. Louis was pronounced dead at 10:21 p.m. at SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital in Richmond Heights, St. Louis County spokesman Doug Moore said.