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St. Louis’ high temperature Wednesday easily set a daily record, and Thursday's heat may repeat the feat.

Jurors told a judge they thought Robert Smith killed Todd Toston Sr. in self-defense in 2019. Smith received the minimum sentence: three years in prison.

Laura Keys, St. Louis' 21st Ward Democratic committeewoman, says she will ask the full city party committee to nominate her to run for the ward's vacant seat.

A education bill finally passed by lawmakers Thursday includes provisions for Holocaust education, computer science education and other programs.

The package of election changes includes a renewed effort to require photo ID to vote

Acclaimed architect Gyo Obata, who died in March at the age of 99, will be honored at a public memorial service on Saturday.

Jimmy Johnson Jr. and Ramon Rockett were set for trial this month on charges they broke into a University City home May 6, 2020, and fatally shot two people.

Deck sealing that was to begin Thursday night has been delayed for the eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 across the Blanchette Memorial Bridge.

Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly on Thursday signed a bill that the Republican-controlled Legislature passed with bipartisan support.

The House gave final approval to a proposal ‘fixing the glitch’ in charter school funding Thursday.

Tariq Redden, 20, of north St. Louis County died Tuesday night.

Dominic Salvatore Yocco is set to go on trial in September on multiple rape and sex abuse charges.

Scholaroo, a service that locates scholarships for college students, ranked the Show-Me sector of the U.S. as No. 40 out of the 50 states.

A Texas native, Mercedes Mackay earned a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism and a minor in business from the University of Missouri-Columbia.

“Allowing civilians to carry concealed guns without a permit may be influencing the perceived threat of danger faced by law enforcement.”

They were shot after the gunmen blocked their vehicle in the 5000 block of North Kingshighway.

A GoFundMe campaign called Save Lincoln College was launched with a goal of raising $20 million but as of this week, only $2,352 had been raised.

Metro columnist Tony Messenger joins podcast hosts Beth O'Malley and Liz Miller to discuss some recent columns on abortion, guns and homelessness, as well as his role at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He also talks about how he connects with…

Timothy's in Creve Coeur succeeds as both a date-night dining destination and as a casual neighborhood spot for drinks.

In a unanimous decision, the 10-member ethics panel dismissed Rep. Wiley Price’s complaint, which alleged Speaker Rob Vescovo committed perjury.