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Charles Lawrence Jr., 46, died in the 8900 block of Newby Street in an overnight shooting, police said.

A passenger in a car died as a result of a crash just before 10:15 p.m. Thursday on eastbound I-70 at Thrush Avenue.

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland has not appointed a successor and Michael Carvajal remains on the job.

Michael Johnson, 68, paid money to someone he thought was a hitman, but who turned out to be a confidential police informer.

The 8-year-old boy was treated for minor injuries.

The company is cutting back from 116,300 square feet at Watson and South Geyer roads to 72,000 square feet at Interstate 44 and South Highway Drive.

Tappella joins West Community CU; Stehl joins Goelzer Investment Management; Justine Petersen adds Unnerstall as director of finance

A motorcyclist, 21, was killed when he struck the back of a semitrailer on U.S. Highway 67 on Wednesday night.

'If you’re doing recycling and picking up trash less often, that’s not a good tradeoff,' Streets Committee chairwoman Sharon Tyus told Streets Director Betherny Williams.

A former Mizzou fraternity pledge is finally back home — though he is still unable to communicate, walk or even see after a hazing incident last fall.

Two Florida men pleaded guilty in a federal case that accused them of bringing at least 100 unauthorized migrant workers to Missouri.

Marvin "Preach" Webb was known to all on Main Street in Edwardsville, where he spent decades visiting downtown businesses. He died Wednesday at the age of 86.

Thefts of Kia and Hyundai vehicles have more than doubled this year compared to this time last year, St. Louis police said Thursday.

Two employees were involved in a fight about 8:20 p.m. outside the McDonald's at 1420 Hampton Avenue.

An 18-year-old broke his ankles and fractured his spine Wednesday evening while trying to escape the Hogan Street Regional Youth Center, police said.

Kaylin Santorski, 29, was a passenger in a car that made an illegal left turn and was broadsided by another vehicle, police said.

For years, rural lawmakers and farm groups worked to block the 4,000-megawatt project worth an estimated $2 billion.

Paul E. Broadway was driving a pickup truck that fatally struck 2-year-old Ellee Grace Kiser and her dog Noah. He was sentenced to five years in prison.

A 100,000 gallon asphalt tank exploded Thursday morning just before 11 a.m. north of St. Louis Lambert International Airport.

"This is an ill-founded and disingenuous attempt by a vocal minority to control access to diverse perspectives and experiences obfuscated by concerns about 'protecting children.'"