Missouri House Speaker Jon Patterson said he would support legislation that would change who would govern the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA).
This week marks the three-year anniversary of William Zinselmeier’s death at the Jefferson County Jail. His daughter, Kristen Zinselmeier, filed a federal lawsuit alleging her diabetic father was denied his medication, while staff reportedly ignored his calls for help.
Missouri officials are warning drivers about misinformation circulating online regarding vehicle registration and inspection requirements, saying state law has not changed.
The 2025 tornado season in the United States proved to be notably active, with preliminary data showing above-average tornado activity, especially during the spring months.
The University City-Big Bend Station on the MetroLink's Blue Line has reopened a week ahead of schedule following the completion of infrastructure upgrades.
Following a Jan. 3 attack on Venezuela, President Donald Trump has stated that the U.S. will "run" the country. But his claims have sparked debate and question about the next steps, including from Missouri Congress members.
St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department Police Chief Robert Tracy has taken on a new role as an educational consultant at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
A man suspected of robbing his ex-girlfriend and another person at gunpoint and then firing shots at them was taken into custody nearly two weeks later following a pursuit from St. Louis County into St. Louis City.
Riley Snider, 23, was charged with first-degree property damage and second-degree burglary for his involvement in a burglary at the City Museum in November, causing more than $10,000 in damage.
Residents of an apartment building in downtown St. Louis were evacuated early Tuesday morning after a fire broke out on the ninth floor, with firefighters using the building's pipes to fight the blaze.
St. Louis Mardi Gras season officially kicks off Tuesday with Twelfth Night, leading up to the grand parade weekend in February, with the theme "Peace, Love and Mardi Gras" and the Mayor's Ball on Feb. 13 supporting the St. Louis Tornado Response Fund.
Flu cases in Illinois are surging, prompting state health officials to urge vaccinations as the activity level has reached the "very high" category, the most severe of five classifications for respiratory illnesses, with 22% of residents vaccinated against the flu and 6.8% against COVID-19.