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The federal investment aims to generate local pharmaceutical manufacturing for national security and supply chain reasons.

Saint Louis University's education school has received a multimillion-dollar gift that officials say is that school's largest ever received from a donor.

Calling all cheeseburger lovers! National Cheeseburger Day is Sept. 18, and several eateries are offering deals that are hard to resist.

WASHINGTON — As private student loan companies take heat over accusations of predatory behavior and deception, members of a U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs panel and student advocates voiced concerns over the industry at a hearing Tuesday. The Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Protection hearing came as the broader student […]

"As his brother, I am deeply saddened by this situation," Sal Frisella wrote.

There were no immediate reports that any of the packages contained hazardous material.

The St. Louis County-based company says the FTC wrongly blames it for driving up drug prices to consumers.

A major crash and fire on westbound Interstate 270 near the Chain of Rocks Bridge led to a significant traffic backup, with two tractor trailers catching fire and three passenger vehicles involved, resulting in lane closures and injuries.

WASHINGTON — Public health advocates and farmworkers called for a federal ban on a toxic herbicide they say led to their Parkinson’s disease during a Tuesday briefing for congressional staffers. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will determine next year if the herbicide, paraquat dichloride, should have its license renewed for another 15 years. The herbicide […]

Missourians for Constitutional Freedom, the group of abortion-rights activists that initiated the ballot measure, dismissed Hawley’s argument as a distraction.

A 35-year-old man was arrested after using construction equipment to destroy the Angel of Harmony statue outside the Cathedral Basilica on Tuesday evening.

Three Missouri and two Kansas members of Congress serving constituents in the greater Kansas City area forwarded a joint letter Tuesday to the U.S. Postal Service demanding action to rectify problems with missing or delayed mail and protracted periods in which no mail was delivered at all. Republicans Reps. Sam Graves and Mark Alford, both […]

A harvest moon rises over St. Louis during a three percent lunar eclipse.

Rep. Richard Brown, Assistant Missouri House Minority Floor Leader, returns to the show. The Kansas City democrat joins St. Louis Public Radio's Sarah Kellogg and Jason Rosenbaum to talk about his candidacy for Lt. Governor.

McBride Homes is proposing to build 14 condominium buildings and a multi-unit commercial building with a patio, situated around about 6 acres of greenspace.

One year ago today, Illinois got rid of cash bail under new legislation called the SAFE-T Act. Now, if the state or county want to keep someone in jail, prosecutors have to convince a judge that the accused criminal should remain detained at a pre-trial hearing. St. Louis Public Radio’s Will Bauer sat down with Chief Judge Andrew Gleeson at the St. Clair County Courthouse to see how the new system has worked so far.

Jason Coats was prosecuted as a felon for defending himself against one of Connie Casey’s Chimparty primates.