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Republicans, as expected, applauded the decision; Democrats did not. U.S. Rep. Cori Bush said the fight isn’t over.

County government watchdog Tom Sullivan had filed complaint in March, in connection with council’s $300,000 “educational” expenditure on marijuana sales tax.

The same two law firms got the same percentage, which amounted to $276.5 million, when they represented local governments that sued the Rams over their move to Los Angeles.

Monica "Mo" Del Villar resigned after roughly two years at the helm.

Four historic north St. Louis buildings are slated for $5.5 million in repairs to prevent further deterioration. They include sites with ties to music royalty.

Judge awards nearly $250,000 in attorney's fees in case where former attorney general covered up a violation of Sunshine Law.

Most low-income tenants facing the loss of their homes have entered St. Louis courtrooms absent a key ingredient in any successful defense: an attorney.

Approximately 1,000 gallons of wastewater contaminated by the chemical trivalent chromium released into Coldwater Creek, which is also contaminated by radioactive waste, the EPA said.

One of the goals of the vector control team is to stop the spread of disease by mosquitoes. They can carry illnesses such as malaria and West Nile.

While UM announced its decision on scholarships, Wash U and SLU said they would review their admissions policies.

Deangelo Young, 30, is accused of driving drunk and speeding Wednesday night along West Florissant Avenue when he hit a Chevrolet Impala that burst into flames.

“We could stall and delay for another six years, deferring justice, leaving a victim’s family in limbo, and solving nothing,” Parson said in a statement.

Dedicated clientele included the wealthy and powerful and athletes and dandies of all sort.

If there’s a person whose friendship you valued in high school, and you’ve lost touch, reach out and tell them.

St. Louis nonprofit leaders came together Thursday to call for community involvement in anti-violence initiatives and to promote "Save Our Youth," a public forum planned for Saturday.

Larry Thomlison, 70, was sentenced Thursday to 16 years in prison for shooting and paralyzing an Amazon delivery driver in 2019.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker called the decision a "travesty" that reversed nearly 45 years of precedent that advanced equity in higher education.

Two local companies will receive $100,000 apiece in follow-on funding from Arch Grants, the organization announced Thursday.

Deputy Gov. Andy Manar characterized the milestone as "significant and meaningful and it underscores the fiscal progress that we've made as a state."

Mikel Williamson, an industry veteran who recently led a Texas-based bank, has been named as her successor.