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The city's mask mandate was adopted on Nov. 24, the day after a judge in Missouri ruled local health orders tied to COVID-19 are illegal.

Investigators said the cause of the fire was an unattended grease fire on the stove top. The victim's identity hasn't been released.

David Lee Roth apparently won't be jumping into retirement quite as early as he initially planned. Back in October, the 67-year-old founding Van Halen frontman shocked fans when he announced…

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Evanescence’s 90-minute set leaned heavily on material from the new album, along with older hits.

Ameren is asking the state commission for price increases on gas and electric services

Police identified the man as 32-year-old Anthony Sharp.

The startup's CEO said the acquisition helps to position the company as “the leading aging-in-place technology provider."

The land once housed a St. Louis County jail, but is now targeted for a music production and rehearsal facility backers hope will serve as an important stop for large touring acts.

He submitted false time sheet to City Wide Security, which had a contract with the Tower Grove South Concerned Citizen Special Business District.

Parrosaurus missouriensis grew up to 35 feet long, carried 2 or 3 tons on four legs and boasted a 3-inch "thumb spike."

Here are columnist David Nicklaus’ five most memorable stories from 2021.

Post-Dispatch reporters, columnists and personalities will be on hand to quiz the teams on trivia from St. Louis history to music—and everything in between.

Lydia Caesar is in a field at the Cahokia Mounds historic site in the middle of July, dressed in a poofy, purple dress, sweating. She’s surrounded by a videographer, her seventeen year old daughter and her stylist.…

Tickets will go on sale Dec. 10.

Post-Dispatch columnist won a 2019 Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of this issue.

Nadia Shakoor, the breeding genetics researcher of St. Louis’ Donald Danforth Plant Science Center invents an all-in-one sensor platform that’s a 100 percent solar powered autonomous drone “FieldDock” to measure soil moisture and drought stress to work with no human intervention.

Backed by a 1.4 Million federal grant by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture and the National Science Foundation, this will be integrated with PheNode that automatically captures crop data.

Check out the full story by Nicholas Phillips on St. Louis Magazine.