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Equipment failures cause most pipeline spills in Missouri and Illinois in recent years.

Cortex officials say they have a new five-year strategic plan that will provide a roadmap to recruit more companies and build a pipeline of diverse talent.

Because a shortage of drivers and mechanics has kept St. Louis from separate pickups of recyclables in many areas, an alderman wants residents' refuse fees to be temporarily reduced.

Councilman Tim Fitch argues St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones has a conflict of interest.

Three major labor organizations representing nearly 400,000 workers passed the resolution condemning Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The federal lawsuit says the train continued on to the Independence stop, despite pleas from passengers to wait and get help for the victim.

Canadian Pacific covers much of the U.S. Midwest and is a large shipper of potash and fertilizer for agriculture.

Messenger: In three years, Missouri attorney general has issued only one formal legal opinion.

Elizabeth Dembo fraudulently obtained amphetamines, oxycodone and an anti-anxiety drug on at least 10 occasions.

Visitors to the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House in Chesterfield can also get a better view of workers caring for the animals.

Maryland Heights had to tap special funds to cover debt payments for the Centene Community Ice Center.

Fire department gave federal agency incident report on death of Walker, a former state legislator who died March 11 at Loew’s Hotel in downtown St. Louis.

Metro Transit plans to cut bus service by 5% beginning Monday to deal with a continued shortage of drivers.

A 27-year-old man was arrested early Saturday after trying to carjack a marked patrol vehicle from two city officers.

Roughly 20 people attended a town hall meeting at a Vinita Park library branch to voice their opinions on spending roughly $84 million.

First-term congresswoman has been criticized for her strident rhetoric, even by her party’s leadership. She says she has no choice.

Schmitt sued dozens of school districts in January over masking rules.

McClellan: The first rule of having a bomb shelter is keeping that fact a secret.

Tricia Johnson says she told the principal that she didn’t think the school should be censoring student work.

St. Louis University symposium tackles community problems to train future leaders.