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Michael L. Bennett pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in St. Louis to a charge of deprivation of rights under color of law.

David Boxley, 31, struck a plea deal with prosecutors in a 2020 shooting that left two people died and four more injured.

Flight data from a black box recovered from a China Eastern jet that crashed earlier this year indicates someone in the cockpit intentionally crashed the jet, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with U.S. officials' preliminary…

Mars Wrigley says there may be very thin metal strands inside the gummies or loose in their packages.

Tanya Bergantz, an eighth-grade math teacher at Selvidge Middle School in Rockwood, was named as the 2022 winner of the Carol B. and Jerome T. Loeb Prize.

Missouri's professional sports teams had worked with the state's casinos to forge a path foward

Michael Politte, 38, was released from prison last month, after spending nearly two decades behind bars.

A new museum exhibit in St. Charles highlights the Battle of Fort San Carlos, also known as the Battle of St. Louis.

The estimate cost of the Affton and north St. Louis County stations has risen from about $13 million to $38 million.

"Takera was goofy and silly and loved to hang out with her cousin. She was extremely respectful."

David Hoffmann and his wife will still serve as advisors for the Augusta project, which calls for a hotel, 12-hole golf course and other amenities.

Family of the 16-year-old girl say an unknown man shot the teen in the stomach while inside of a vehicle.

Charl F. Howard's trial was set for this week. A city prosecutor Monday dropped charges against Howard after the judge denied a request to postpone the trial.

Police said the pickup truck's driver didn't stop for a stop sign or railroad crossing sign at the tracks and tried to cross ahead of the train.

Crowds of youths downtown draw police away from preventing crimes in neighborhoods, St. Louis public safety director says.

The county executive said the increase was not “a cause for alarm” and no public health restrictions are planned.

Reps. Billy Long and Vicky Hartzler, Missouri Republicans running for the U.S. Senate, also opposed the aid.

Hundreds of newly released court exhibits pull back the curtain on how the Rams left St. Louis.

Dr. Fredrick Echols, who had been on leave from the second-ranking position in the St. Louis Health Department for several months, was hired Monday as CEO of the national Cure Violence organization based in Chicago.

The company, which has doubled the number of employees, took over two floors at the Laclede Gas Building.