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Among the contestants are a Star Wars-themed design from United Airlines, a retro Southwest Airlines design, and a salmon-inspired design from Alaska Airlines.

The new map for Missouri’s 34 Senate seats will be formally submitted to the Secretary of State’s office Tuesday, giving candidates two weeks to determine where they will run before filing for the 2022 election closes.

Two St. Louis area chefs known for larger-than-life personalities and extensive charity work have died.

Cora Faith Walker’s memorial will be at 11 a.m. Friday, March 18, at Friendly Temple Church at 5545 Martin Luther King Drive, according to a statement from her family.

Three lawsuits filed since December accuse Normandy officials and employees of racism, sexism and retaliation against whistleblowers.

A Millstadt School District bus was struck by a car Monday morning in the intersection of Town Hall Road and Illinois State Route 163.

A man arrested in Las Vegas is the third suspect to be charged in connection to a car chase that culminated in the shooting of two officers in Ferguson.

Jerrell West, then 31, met a 14-year-old girl online and began communicating with her daily.

Darryl Franks, 34 found fatally shot July 6, 2021, in the 6700 block of Kenwood Drive.

Publisher Alfred A. Knopf announced Monday it will release “The Forerunner: A Memoir by Congresswoman Cori Bush” on Oct. 3.

Delilah Lockett was 8 months old.

Mark A. Bennett, 48, admitted taking photos and videos of himself sexually abusing the child.

The Missouri House passed a proposed U.S. House map in January, but work has stalled in the Senate over an internal Republican dispute over how aggressively to draw districts in favor of the GOP.

The crash was on River Des Peres Boulevard near Gravois Road.

Terrion Smith was fatally shot in the lobby of the Ely Walker lofts at 1520 Washington Avenue, police said.

St. Louis-based Major Brands is offering 2,000 free rides home Thursday night.

The House voted 61-41 to pass the bill, largely along partisan lines. Supporters hope the Senate will approve the measure before it adjourns on April 8.

There are 80 different 314 Day events and deals planned over a four-day period ending March 14.

Major Brands CEO Sue McCollum is stepping down after a decade in charge. She sat down this week to talk about it.

The Turner school building closed in 1976 and has been rented to businesses until the Kirkwood School District bought it back last year.