After several hours of testimony punctuated by occasional sobbing fits, a St. Charles man acknowledged that he killed his girlfriend, her two children, and their grandmother, but told the court that he was not in control of his actions that night.
Depending on their fate, the St. Louis Cardinals could play up to 22 postseason games over four rounds. It's a situation that's likely to test the depth, durability and productivity of the starting rotation.
Missouri lawmakers on Thursday gave final approval to an income tax cut that Gov. Mike Parson requested and ditched a last-minute proposal to cut corporate taxes.
Parts of the Mississippi River are so low from weeks of drought that barge traffic is being limited at the worst possible time — as crop harvests begin.
Do you know of any restaurant tenants that are looking for a place? Morgan Street Brewery, a well-known business in the Laclede's Landing area, is looking to repurpose under new ownership.
Two former executives of a Missouri health nonprofit have pleaded guilty to their roles in a corruption scheme that ensnared several Arkansas elected officials and lobbyists, federal prosecutors said.
A former youth pastor from the New York City area appeared in St. Louis federal court Thursday morning to be sentenced for grooming and sexually abusing a Missouri teenager in 2013.
The lawsuits filed by people wounded while attending the Highland Park parade and the estates of several victims are the latest bid by victims of mass shootings to hold gun manufacturers accountable, despite broad protections for the industry in federal law.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Six Republican-led states are suing the Biden administration in an effort to halt its plan to forgive student loan debt for tens of millions of Americans, accusing it of overstepping its executive powers. It’s at least the second legal challenge this week to the sweeping proposal laid out by President Joe Biden [...]
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