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Amanda Hassner, a chef at Purina in St. Louis, opened a popup restaurant in Manhattan that aimed to show patrons how cats experience their food.

The city entered August with eight fewer homicides than it did last year. But the addition of 23 killings this month has turned that on its head.

Get live updates and in-game highlights as Albert Pujols chases history in Arizona.

One man’s U-turn at Euclid and Laclede avenues seems to have enraged one motorist.

A 24-year-old man was arrested after police say he broke into two homes Friday afternoon in the Shaw neighborhood.

Two men die in Edwardsville while working underground at a construction site.

Drivers should expect delays while detouring around I-270 and Lindbergh, MoDOT said.

No one appeared to be inside the north St. Louis warehouse that caught fire early Saturday.

Abigail N. Lawrence was convicted of murdering 62-year-old Kevin Hoffert in 2019.

East St. Louis man is charged in fatal shooting of a woman in April.

This week, St. Louis Post-Dispatch columnist Bill McClellan writes about the kinds of students who end up becoming successful.

The Beatles played and sang 11 tunes on Aug. 21, 1966, before 23,143 paid spectators at Busch Memorial Stadium in a light rainstorm.

DANGEROUS WOMAN: Although her story is not well-known, even in her hometown of St. Louis, Fannie Sellins was a driving force in the American labor movement.

Three Robertson Fire Protection District board members and a voter with ties to the district are asking a judge to stop a recall vote.

David L. Harvey, 71, was charged with murdering his neighbor, 63-year-old Carolyn Jenkins, and dumping her body.

A federal grand jury indicted Maureen Woodson, a former Flordell Hills city clerk, and Donna Thompson, a former assistant city clerk, on charges of wire and mail fraud.

The University City residents accused their government of using city resources to advocate for a quarter-percent sales tax dedicated to the fire department.

The center, in the Developmental Disabilities Resource Board of St. Charles County at 1025 Country Club Road, will be open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. until further notice.

Cincinnati-based Total Quality Logistics plans to take up an entire floor at 200 North Broadway.

Some people call the Missouri Gaming Commission in hopes they can bring illegal slot machines into their businesses.