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Supporters of the ‘Personal Privacy Protection Act’ say the Parson administration is relying on an overly broad interpretation that is undermining transparency laws

A drag performance last week at a diversity event attended by Columbia middle schoolers was “high-brow and innocent,” not the salacious sexual display alleged by Missouri Republicans, the marketing director for the group behind the performance said Sunday.

The Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday from the state’s attorney general opposing yet another local prosecutor’s attempt to argue the innocence of a man convicted of murder.

State conservation agents are looking for an injured mountain lion that was struck by a car Monday evening in Franklin County.

A teacher from Nixa High School has been charged with multiple accounts of inappropriate conduct with a student.

Dan Isom, who has served as interim public safety director for the city of St. Louis for two years, is stepping down from the role.

One fast-food titan is offering a free chicken sandwich to customers around the St. Louis area this week.

Missouri U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley says he is planning to introduce legislation that would ban TikTok nationwide in the United States.

The St. Louis County Boundary Commission could vote Tuesday, January 24, on an annexation plan.

Driving in the snow can be challenging, and this is the first time in 2023 you have a chance to give it a go.

Crews on both sides of the river are getting ready to battle the winter storm and clear roadways as quickly as possible. Weather-wise, driving conditions in the area are good Tuesday morning.

The Pattonville School District denied admission to a 5-year-old, whose family is desperately trying to enroll.

Lawyers representing the Missouri Department of Transportation want you to believe an unborn baby was working for the state during a fatal work zone crash, all in order to have a lawsuit dismissed.

A vacant building on Olive Boulevard is causing some controversy. The city of Olivette is considering using that property for a marijuana dispensary.

People are questioning the speedy demolition of a building in the Central West End the day after a deadly fire.

Randy Romann is a tow truck operator for The Auto Body Shop in Glen Carbon. He’s prepared to help drivers this week when winter weather is expected to arrive.

Tensions are rising ahead of an important vote by the St. Louis County Boundary Commission.

The longtime owner of The Auto Body Shop in Glen Carbon says he’s never seen the kind of auto repair backup he’s currently experiencing.

Heavy and wet snow is coming to the St. Louis area, and it’s expected to make road conditions hazardous.

A 47-year-old St. Louis man was sentenced Monday for shooting up a local gas station in the city's Baden neighborhood in 2021.