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BJC HealthCare and Washington University are expanding a program to help people live where they work.

In October, California became the first state in the nation to ban “excited delirium” as an official cause of death. While this was a positive development, the question remains: why did it take so long? “Excited delirium” was never a real thing. It has always been a convenient excuse for deaths at the hands of […]

Radiation exposure compensation for thousands of St. Louis families has been stripped away from the annual National Defense Authorization Act. Thousands of families are now wondering what will happen when the fund expires in just a few short months.

A group of Missouri lawmakers met for hours late Wednesday afternoon behind closed doors to discuss an ethics complaint.

The team has not yet described what Molina’s day-to-day will look like, but fans are excited nonetheless.

Much like Missouri state lawmakers used a so-called trigger law to ban abortion, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones has now signed a trigger law that could ban open carry of firearms in the city.

Apologies, but I couldn't really keep focused on the Republican debate tonight. Instead I spent my time shopping Time's Cat of the Year cover—which, honestly, was probably a better use of energy than watching the TV. Basically, there were two things going on tonight. On one side you had Chris Christie and Vivek Ramaswamy, who ...continue reading "I tuned into a debate but got a stupid insult fest instead"

The killing of Terron Vales was Maplewood's second homicide this year.

A Hazelwood teenager has been charged with the shooting death of a Berkeley teen earlier this year.

The restaurant’s last day of operations was Monday, a Schnucks spokeswoman said.

Police on Thursday said he was found safe.

For obvious reasons, I approve of Time's choice for Mammal of the Year.

St. Louis County council members want to restore $718,000 in funding for ShotSpotter systems in a counterproposal to the county executive's suggested budget.