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The firefighter was injured, treated at the scene and released. Residents of the home, at 4026 St. Louis Ave., made it out safely.

Contract with Exodus Reentry Villages is canceled and will be put out for bid again.

McClellan: Missouri struggles with how to expand marijuana sales.

Martin, 78-77 in five seasons at Mizzou, will not return for a sixth season.

Aldermen would use $2.5 million of $5 million in police overtime that hasn't been used this year to fund as many as 300 more cameras.

Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe will serve as acting governor until March 19.

More than $17 million was spent trying to keep the Rams from leaving St. Louis.

Candidates are not allowed to use state campaign accounts to run for federal office.

Republican leaders fear Greitens would be a weak candidate in the November general election and lose to the Democratic nominee, costing the GOP a seemingly safe seat in a red state and potentially a chance at control in a narrowly…

Cora Faith Walker, of Ferguson, represented the city and other parts of north St. Louis County in the Missouri Legislature from 2017 to 2019, when she became policy director for County Executive Sam Page.

The identity of a 1993 southern Illinois murder victim has been discovered and the investigation into her death will start anew, authorities said Friday.

Two people died in Tennessee after being attacked by a camel that escaped from a petting zoo on Thursday, police said.

Schnucks expects more shoppers in the evenings as the days grow longer.

AB said it was working to suspend the production and sale of Budweiser in Russia.

The federal plan announced Friday is intended to help more than two dozen states meet “good neighbor” obligations under the Clean Air Act.

Prosecutors on Friday charged a 24-year-old St. Louis man with murder in connection to a shooting that killed one and injured two others in September 2020.

The jury's verdict Thursday ended a two-week asbestos trial in St. Louis Circuit Court.

Former Normandy Police Chief Frank Mininni will begin his new role as O'Fallon's top cop at the end of May.

Chief Judge William A. Mudge announced Friday he will retire Dec. 4, marking the end of his current term and his more than two decades serving the court.

Christopher Myers will plead guilty to a misdemeanor in exchange for a sentence of probation.