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Wednesday is also Valentine's Day, and some couples are celebrating by getting married all over again.

Police said the victim was unconscious and not breathing when officers arrived. Homicide detectives were called in to handle the ongoing investigation.

Someone might hand you a piece of candy on Valentine's Day if you're riding Metro transit.

Confusion over the date stems from perplexing handwriting.

The St. Louis County Council is considering using $20 million of the rams settlement money to repair major roads.

Missouri lawmakers are fighting over 'diversity, equity and inclusion' initiatives.

The Hazelwood School District intends to hold a recruitment fair next month.

The Women's Club of O'Fallon, Illinois, is hosting its 15th annual 'Empty Bowl' Fundraiser.

Missouri lawmakers are proposing a new bill in honor of a St. . Louis County police detective.

Launching in March, mobile coffee bar The Spilt Milk Café will be appearing at farmers' markets around St. Louis, as well as taking reservations for private events. Owner Phoebe Cuevas said the coffee cart is her first step on the road to eventually launching a brick-and-mortar cafe.    

Ahmad Haynes and a handful of employees at BeLeaf Medical’s Sinse Cannabis site in St. Louis anxiously waited for the clock to hit 5 p.m. He and his coworkers had gathered outside the St. Louis Public Library’s Barr branch, where they had cast their votes to unionize earlier that afternoon on February 6.

Customers can expect the same offerings as the original Ellisville location, including the popular chocolate long johns and apple fritters, as well as Kaldi's coffee.

For years St. Louis restaurateurs have dreaded the city’s liquor licensing process and hit roadblock after roadblock on their way to obtaining these licenses.  A new bill making its way through the Board of Aldermen seeks to change that, but opponents argue the bill hasn’t had enough public input and goes too far in removing neighborhood voices from the process. 

This story was commissioned by the River City Journalism Fund A sign on the wall of Barbara Baker’s office proclaims “Everything Is Possible,” and Baker’s life might be the ultimate proof of that.

More than a third of Illinois students don’t have basic reading skills by the fourth grade. As parents and teachers are trying to figure out why kids are struggling, some experts say a popular teaching strategy isn’t working.

A new Jimi Hendrix graphic novel is coming this summer.  Titan Comics is set to release Jimi Hendrix: Purple Haze on July 30, written by Mellow Brown and DJ BenHaMeen, with artwork by Tom Mandrake. The graphic novel is described…

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William “Sam” McCann continued to spend even after being questioned by federal investigators, prosecutor says.