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But they’ve faced stiff pushback from some gambling industry leaders, including in Missouri, who argue that smoking bans drive gamblers away.

School board members plan to replace the courses with a "politically neutral" curriculum. Many students opposing the decision say the classes helped them learn about long-ignored histories and their identities.

Hewlett Packard (HP) has been socked with yet another lawsuit for crippling the printers of consumers who use cheaper third-party ink cartridges. The lawsuit, filed by eleven plaintiffs in US District Court in the Northern District of Illinois, states that HP misleadingly used its “Dynamic Security” firmware updates to “create a monopoly” over replacement printer […]

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page's State of the County address included answers to several pressing questions, like: Which county taxes or fees can you pay online? Will you soon have to pay taxes for things you buy online? And... is Sam Page a Swiftie? Page borrowed a little star power and a few lyrics from pop star Taylor Swift as he made his case that county government can sound exciting enough to attract major businesses, recruit top workforce talent, and reverse generational trends of stagnant…

A bid to alter Senate rules failed on a 23-7 vote.

The small municipality is directing the county LCRA to submit plans by March or lose its authority to operate within the city.

An out-of-town company's plan to fly surveillance drones around south St. Louis as a public safety measure has drawn broad pushback from privacy advocates, politicians and city residents. However, the founder of the company claims that drones have been in the air for "close to two months" and residents "haven't noticed anything."

Six people who disappeared in August after sharing a house in Berkeley, Missouri, had ties to an alleged cult run by a social media influencer currently in prison for child molestation. The missing six include four women, two from St. Louis: Mikayla Thompson, 25, and Ma’Kayla Wickerson, 36, as well as Wickerson's 3-year-old daughter, Malaiyah, and another child. 

On this day 160 years ago, Missouri Senator John Brooks Henderson introduced what would become the 13th Amendment of the constitution, abolishing slavery.

A man was shot just before midnight in midtown.

Three men charged with kidnapping and human trafficking in St. Charles County also have a hearing on Wednesday.

There are new developments in the case of a Jefferson County man accused of causing the crash that killed his wife.

A court hearing is set for later Thursday for the man charged with shooting and killing St. Louis City Police Officer Tamarris Bohannon. The hearing comes just days before the jury trial is slated to start.

The 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis penguins have been known to go places. It's not uncommon to find the bright orange, roughly three-foot-tall plastic sculptures basking in the floral glory of the hotel's stunning Fallen Fruit staircase, or marveling at the massive, 18,000-pound water-filled orb that greets guests in the main lobby.

The new Chick-fil-A in Maryland Heights opens in a little more than an hour.

St. Louis Lambert Airport is planning a change.