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Andrew Bailey and Will Scharf, both Republicans, trade charges over who is the most anti-choice.

Rural residents say odors from the sludge make them sick.

A Missouri Central mechanic said he found a noose at his workstation, which he claimed was a racist stunt used to intimidate him after he raised safety concerns at the company.

Sending Missouri state troopers and National Guard soldiers to Texas’s border with Mexico will cost more than $2.2 million, state officials told the House Budget Committee on Monday. Gov. Mike Parson is sending 200 soldiers and 11 Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers to work with Texas law enforcement at the request of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott. There are about 250 National Guard soldiers already in Texas operating under federal orders, Maj. Gen. Levon Compton told the House Budget Committee.…

Tuesday marks 25 years since St. Louis bid farewell to the "Checkerdome," a cherished landmark and the first home of the St. Louis Blues.

Shalie Dahl Moore insists the simplest preparations can sometimes be the best way to let the natural beauty of fresh seafood shine.

While earlier laws allowed people to use force to protect themselves in their homes, stand your ground provides even broader self-defense rights.

A dazzling dancer and civil rights activist, Freda Josephine McDonald was born in St. . Louis and would later light up stages from the United States all the way to Paris.

It was Feb. 27, 1996, the day Wayne Gretzky left Los Angeles to become King of the Blues, the day hockey took the front seat in St. Louis.

The Great Cyclone of 1896 killed at least 255 people after tearing through a broad swath of Lafayette Square, Compton Heights and Mill Creek Valley. More than a century later, it's still the third deadliest tornado in U.S. history. But the risk of tornadoes isn't just in the past, as the twister that hit St. Louis Lambert International Airport in 2011 should have made clear.

A new bill introduced at the St. Louis Board of Aldermen would give police the power to boot the cars of drivers they deem “reckless.” Ward 8 Alderwoman Cara Spencer says the move is necessary to prevent more pedestrian deaths in the city. Spencer introduced Board Bill 221 Friday, February 23, at the aldermanic meeting where it was referred to the Public Infrastructure and Utilities Committee. The legislation states that the pedestrian fatality rate in the city is three times that of the national average.

The Fox C-6 School District in Jefferson County could become the second largest district in Missouri to go to a 4-day school week.

Students in the St. Louis Public School District could find themselves without a ride to school Tuesday morning. Nearly 100 bus drivers called in sick Monday and the district thinks it could happen again Tuesday.  

If you're in need of a professional headshot for work, Verizon has you covered.

This Tuesday, candidates begin to file for the Missouri August primary.

Fire danger remains high Tuesday due to low humidity, dry vegetation, and south winds. Burning is discouraged. Fires that start could spread rapidly due to the conditions.

The teacher-turned-entrepreneur on growing up in Alaska, selling wild-caught seafood, and expanding to Urban Eats food hall.

A ray of St. Louis sunlight catches Smino’s rainbow tye-dye jacket as he sits in the window of St. Louis SC’s SoMa house. Today, he’s complemented the rainbow with carrot-colored cargo parachute pants, oversized school-bus-yellow sneakers and sunglasses, and a purple crewneck. He’s covered his twists with a purple beanie with braids that swing as he laughs.

What began as a pandemic hobby as blossomed into a ball-making career that's earned Jon-Paul Wheatley fans the world over.