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The St. Louis School Board on Tuesday voted to take over the sponsorship of Confluence Academies, five charter schools serving 2,455 students.

Silver, bighead and grass carp already have been documented as established in the Mississippi River basin.

THC, an active ingredient in marijuana, was the most prevalent, followed by alcohol.

The cuts St. Louis County Council approved Tuesday night will only reduce next year's $41 million deficit by about $3 million to $5 million, not by more than half as council members originally hoped.

The unidentified man was discovered dead in the 4600 block of Whisper Lake Drive about 9:30 p.m. Monday.

A St. Louis board has endorsed tax incentives for a $300 million plan to redevelop downtown St. Louis’ long-vacant former AT&T building.

The city said it was prepared to announce its next police chief on Wednesday, with just two candidates left in the running.

When inmates in Missouri’s prisons pose a security threat, they sometimes are served a loaf-like concoction that one state lawmaker says she wouldn’t feed to a dog.

ST. LOUIS — The judge presiding over the effort to overturn Lamar Johnson's conviction and life sentence said Tuesday that the testimony of a star witness in Johnson's murder trial nearly 30 years ago was "almost a textbook case of…

On Dec. 14, 1942, people at home turned off lights and stayed put. Motorists pulled over. Pedestrians snuffed their smokes and headed for cover

The district is making the change to offer a new incentive to employees, aiming to better attract and retain staff amid ongoing labor shortages.

Rather than wait for the system to catch up, they are moving ahead with finding adoptive parents for two foster children.

Carlos Morton, 43, was shot to death and police arrested three boys who sped away in a car.

The St. Louis Civil Courts building was hit by gunfire Tuesday afternoon, damaging windows and ceilings. No injuries were reported.

Aldermen on Tuesday advanced plans for a special panel to consider the structure of city government, despite criticism alleging the move would reduce Black political power.

Major Central West End apartment tower gets hearing at city board despite opposition from Alderman Tina Pihl.

The St. Louis School Board is expected to vote Tuesday on sponsoring Confluence Academies, a network of five charter schools across the city.

Darris Jones, 39, died after the car hit a median wall on northbound I-55 at Bates Street.

Windy and rainy conditions are bearing down on St. Louis — set to arrive Tuesday and carry into the night.

A nuisance hearing scheduled for Thursday to address issues at the Ely Walker Lofts at 1520 Washington Avenue was the second such hearing the city has cancelled since September.