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Investigators say Josh Carrier wanted to play the drums at an unidentified St. Charles church, but the church decided not to allow him to play during the worship service.

The West County suburb becomes the third local government in the region to regulate kratom.

A murder case that dragged on for four years in part due to staff turnover and organizational dysfunction in the city prosecutor's office was finally resolved Friday with a 20-year prison sentence.

Justin Hicks' Hick's mother-in-law is facing felony and misdemeanor criminal charges for the alleged false accusation. She is a co-host of Cancel This, Vic Faust's podcast.

The Novel Neighbor is gearing up to open a romance-specific room in its existing store, dubbed Open Door Romance, next month.

Both political parties used to respond to tragedy with a unity of purpose. That's how sensible gun control measures were passed after Reagan's shooting.

Darryl L. Williams was sentenced to 15 years in prison in the death of a 9-year-old boy who was killed when gunmen opened fire on a family car in 2021.

A man charged with killing his mother and 11-year-old niece last month is now also charged with possessing at least one child sex abuse photo.

Dara Thach serves sushi, stir-fries, Springfield cashew chicken, Cambodian cuisine and more at his O'Fallon restaurant.

The state’s Medicaid rolls are down by roughly 136,000 kids since June 2023, and Missouri’s worst-in-nation processing delays make it arduous to reenroll — causing many to miss doctor’s appointments, prescriptions.

The disruptions were caused by a glitch in an update sent out early Friday morning.

This week see "Meet Me in St. Louis" on Art Hill, Alanis Morissette at Riverport, er Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre, and "Fiddler on the Roof" at the Muny.

House Minority Leader Crystal Quade is a Springfield Democrat.

The crash was reported about 3 a.m. on Lewis and Clark Boulevard at Haviland Drive.

The 15-year-old girl charged with beating another girl near Hazelwood East High School this year has admitted to the assault and is now home with her parents.

Contributor content. Visiting the optometrist for a new pair can be quite a chore.

The alderwoman leading efforts to review proposals says the downtown plan is not being ignored, and that the process is far from over.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as Amy R. Shirley, 42, of Wright City.

Four years since the pandemic upended the St. Louis office market, new data suggests the region has kickstarted a turnaround.

LaTisha Earl sued Pace Transport in 2019, accusing the company of unjustly firing her after a workplace injury left her partially disabled.