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Emily Hernandez of Sullivan, William "Bill" Merry of St. Louis County and Paul Scott Westover of Lake Saint Louis all got jail time for their actions during the insurrection.

The Jackie Joyner-Kersee Foundation has joined forces with the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center.

The three-person panel will make a recommendation on disciplinary action to the Missouri Supreme Court within 30 days.

The new space, totaling 4,100 square feet, includes an outdoor patio.

William Merry, his niece Emily Hernandez and friend Paul Westover received sentences Monday morning.

"This has been a complete, on-the-ground effort by residents and business owners who care about where they live," Alderman John Collins-Muhammad said.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — A federal judge in Washington sentenced on Monday two men and a woman from Missouri to several weeks in jail for their roles in the Jan. …

Sen. Steve Roberts: “By passing the ‘Ahmaud Arbery Act,’ Missouri can demonstrate to vigilantes that it doesn’t tolerate any person taking the law into their own hands.”

Eagles bassist Timothy B. Schmit has released a second advance track from his upcoming solo studio album Day by Day, a melodic, R&B-flavored love ballad called "Heartbeat." The song is…

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A couple months back, Starlink and Elon Musk got several weeks of press adulation for shipping thousands of low orbit satellite terminals to Ukraine. The units, generally capable of 100 Mbps speeds with low latency, were likely a huge help to locals struggling to maintain Internet access while under Russian assault (with the small caveat […]

One of the longest-running kosher delis in the St. Louis area may be getting new ownership.

Police are trying to figure out who killed a St. Louis mother of three, and they hope a $5,000 reward will lead to an arrest in the case.

Police said she was found safe, but did not provide any additional information.

The private chiropractic college said the $28 million project will add 14,400 square feet of space to its 112-acre Chesterfield campus on Schoettler Road.