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The new information came as police announced the arrest of a third juvenile in the case, a 17-year-old boy from Lake Saint Louis, who allegedly drove with Lydia to St. Charles to sell drugs.

D'Moi Hodge, Kobe Brown combine for 42 points in Tigers' 76-65 win over Utah State, clinching a second-round game against Arizona or Princeton.

“Committee to Defeat the President” has filed complaint with Federal Election Commission alleging that Bush’s employment of husband violates U.S. campaign laws.

Two low-income housing projects will receive $1.2 million in grants from St. Louis’ allocation of pandemic aid money.

Paroled author reads from his books, offers thoughts on crime and punishment.

Attorney General Andrew Bailey says more witnesses have come forward and additional evidence has been collected that supports Gardner's removal.

Leaders in this historic suburb of 24,000 maintain they have no choice. City expenses are rising more quickly than revenues, they say, leaving a $4 million deficit in five years if nothing is done.

Silicon Valley Bank's failure set off a weekend of questions, phone calls and emergency meetings in St. Louis' entrepreneurship community.

Terrence L. Allen, 75, was killed a crash shortly before 4 p.m. on Route C when a car in the opposite lane swerved into oncoming traffic and hit his vehicle head-on, according to a Highway Patrol crash report.

In 1941-42, the hamburger eatery Medart's was the target of harsh words and a real bomb.

Ameren would refuse to pay for some upgrades to St. Charles' drinking water treatment plant under a cleanup proposal it has presented to the city as the legal clash over water contamination linked to the electric utility's substation intensifies.

The crash happened about 1:30 a.m. on I-70 near Carrie Avenue near O’Fallon Park.

A plan to reduce public transit services for people with disabilities didn't include input from riders and doesn't give them enough time to adjust travel routines, a group of disability rights organizations alleged.

But BJC HealthCare says it’s not ready to drop the mask requirement.

The jury ruled a marine services company should pay $15 million to the mother of a worker who slipped, fell into the river and drowned in 2019.

Adam Sullentrup, 31, is from a large family, and many have camped out at Mercy Hospital St. Louis. His wife, Michelle, sleeps there. A rotation of police officers stand guard in support.

Shawn Kavanagh's defense on Tuesday centered on diagnoses from two psychiatric experts who said his borderline personality disorder and intermittent explosive disorder hurt his ability to control his actions during a rage.

Tyre Sampson, who lived in Berkeley, was visiting Orlando during spring break 2022 when he died from the fall.

Jeffery L. Lumzy is facing 11 charges, including first-degree murder and six counts of kidnapping, in the death of Jeffrey Avant.

The twenty-two officers honored at the 2nd District Police Business Association's annual awards luncheon led a widely praised response to the incident.