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Attorneys representing the Missouri General Assembly argued in Cole County Circuit Court that the case can’t move forward, saying plaintiffs lack taxpayer standing and dismissing the idea of “legislative standing.”

Post-Dispatch stories found dozens of businesses in line for grants were inactive or based outside north St. Louis.

The shooting has seemingly sparked tensions between University of Missouri and Columbia officials.

A source confirmed Tuesday that British Airways has committed to nonstop flights to the English capital.

SLPS Superintendent Millicent Borishade is expected to recommend school closures to address declining enrollment and crumbling buildings.

Ciera Steele, 34, of Edmundson, was found early Sunday morning off of West Florissant Avenue near the intersection of Northport Hills Drive, just north of Interstate 270, police said.

The charges come about a week after at least nine people said their vehicles were hit by rocks on I-44, near where this latest incident happened.

Without a last-minute compromise in Congress, a shutdown will begin at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday.

Keon M. Cannady, 22, pleaded guilty to shooting 20-year-old Shawn Kennedy in 2023 at a home in the 900 block of Talmage Avenue.

According to court documents, the woman told police that she wanted to kill her son and had stolen a handgun from her ex-husband's house

"I think that was very courageous of him," neighbor says of Matt Lovasz.

'We attempted to be fair, but the temperature in this country's political rhetoric is just too high right now.'

Florissant police say Jalen Welch shot Antoine Whitney, 49, once in the head with a semi-automatic hand gun on Sept. 2, 2024, at their home on Brower Lane.

Missouri military personnel will be on duty through September 2026.

A mile-long redesign will replace a traffic lane with a two-way bike path and add crosswalks and curb extensions downtown.

Industry groups and dieticians successfully blocked lawmakers from implementing the program last spring

Richard Holden never hit the brakes and was traveling nearly 70 mph when he plowed into a line of stopped cars, according to court documents filed in Jefferson County.

The closure lasts through Oct. 10.

After years of inaction, a federal trial could lead to a court decision on whether Torch Electronics' unregulated slot machines, now common in gas stations, are legal.

The new call letters, KLJT, are similar to 99.1 JOY's KLJY. Joy is buying the frequency.