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“Governor Parson is still reviewing the legislation,” Johnathan Shiflett, spokesman for Parson, said in a statement Friday.

Missouri voters could face two gambling expansion questions in November.

Tina Jackson is facing charges of first-degree murder and armed criminal action after police said she fatally stabbed a man at the apartment they shared.

A day after a brother and sister were gunned down in St. Louis County, prosecutors have filed charges against the suspected shooter.

U.S. Bancorp on Friday announced that it will promote Gunjan Kedia to president, a title that has previously led to eventual ascension to the CEO role.

While no longer at the helm of "Shark Tank" firm Myself Belts, Talia Goldfarb has remained active in St. Louis’ startup community. She’s launched Entrepreneurial Insight LLC, a consulting and coaching business that melds together Goldfarb’s experience operating Myself Belts and previous roles she held as a social worker and therapist.

The lawsuit filed in August 2022 focuses on health insurance plans sold by Centene subsidiaries on the Affordable Care Act exchanges in 26 states.

The Biden administration wants a pro-consumer agency. Some senators would rather help interest groups.

Authorities in Ste. Genevieve County are asking for the public's help in identifying a body found in the Mississippi River last week.

The first round of potentially severe storms will impact the St. Louis area Tuesday between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m.

Renowned environmental activist Erin Brockovich wrote a letter to members of a key Missouri Senate committee, urging them to vote against a bill that she says would grant immunity to pesticide manufacturers.  Brockovich’s letter to the Missouri Senate Agriculture, Food Production and Outdoor Resources Committee addresses House Bill 2763, saying she’s “gravely concerned” about the harm it could cause. The bill has already passed the Missouri House and is scheduled to be heard in executive session with the committee today.

The late Jimmy Buffett was celebrated on the final night of New Orleans Jazz Fest Sunday, May 5, with a set by his band, The Coral Reefer Band, who performed…

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The measure sought by the German chemical giant advanced out of a Missouri Senate committee on Monday.

The Maplewood Design & Review Board and Historic Preservation Commission on Thursday is set to vote on demolishing the building at 7240 Anna Avenue, which contains a gymnasium and rooms rented to artists on the Immaculate Conception Church property. Developer Chad Hartle of RCH Development has submitted the demolition approval request for the building. Hartle […]

Detectives with the Kirkwood Police Department are investigating a fatal collision last weekend.

The Republican 19th Senatorial District Committee met Sunday evening in Columbia to decide on a replacement candidate for the Boone County Senate seat. The only problem is that they don’t have one. “We’re working with some people behind the scenes on this but some of them need a little bit more convincing,” said Anthony Lupo, […]

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