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A provider of agtech research services says it has raised new funding from a St. Louis-based venture capital firm that will allow it to expand its services.

Who makes the best pretzels in America?

Anthony "TT" Jordan, 38, was convicted of killing nine people as part of his role in a north St. Louis drug trafficking ring.

Pam Thomas, who oversaw the Office of Childhood at the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education since it was created in 2021, is no longer in charge of the division following a Monday announcement.

Mizzou faculty and staff received an email Monday morning from University of Missouri System President Mun Choi announcing plans to begin reducing expenses in response to the Trump administration’s federal funding cuts. Choi, who also serves as chancellor of the University of Missouri-Columbia, explained that the university’s administration will begin cost-cutting measures for this fiscal year in the coming weeks, citing a “reduction in indirect cost returns as well as cancellation of specific…

The 2025 Loop Trolley season is set to kick off on May 1, offering free rides from Thursday to Sunday between 11 AM and 7 PM, with extended hours for special events.

Two historic Black churches in St. Louis, Rock Church and New Haven Preservation Society, have received significant grants from the National Trust to restore their stained glass windows and chapel, respectively, to preserve their history and culture.

ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Ill. - A vacant house fire was destroyed overnight Tuesday morning in Washington Park. The fire happened around 12:20 a.m. on 46th Street in Washington Park. Flames from the fire could be seen as crews worked to put it out. No injuries were reported from the fire.

The band will roll through town as part of Disturbed's 25th anniversary tour on March 2.

The weekend-long festival sees a range of participating floral designers, including featured designer Phillip Corps, whose designs have been featured on 'Mission Impossible,' 'The Witcher,' and 'Bridgerton.'

Absentee voting for the April 8 General Municipal Election begins on Tuesday in St. Louis County, allowing residents to cast ballots in person or by mail.

In hopes of helping veterans facing mental health issues, Missouri lawmakers are once again pushing legislation that would require the state to conduct a study on using psilocybin — also known as “magic mushrooms” — to treat depression, substance use or as part end-of-life care.  Similar legislation has been filed for the last three years, […]

The food festival returned to downtown St. Louis in 2019 after a few years in Chesterfield—but is now seeking a more central location.

University of Missouri faculty and staff received an email Monday morning from MU President Mun Choi announcing plans to begin reducing expenses in response to the Trump administration’s federal funding cuts. Choi explained that the university’s administration will begin cost-cutting measures for this fiscal year in the coming weeks, citing a “reduction in indirect cost […]

The county has been spending pieces of its $169 million settlement on one-time projects.

At institutions around the world, there are special libraries called "herbaria," containing millions of plants. As scientists work to understand and adapt to climate change, these plant collections have become even more important. But in some places, their future is in question. St. Louis Public Radio’s Kate Grumke reports on why scientists want you to care.

The Madison County Employment and Training apprenticeship program started in January 2022 and has grown to work with four high schools and five employers.

The program will leverage research from the Olin Business School to help medical professionals commercialize new innovations and turn ideas into real-world solutions.