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Head of public defender’s office sets out to recruit top young attorneys.

The nationwide dining and entertainment venue, with 12 locations across the U.S., plans to open its first St. Louis location at the Midtown development in late 2022.

5 on Your Side meteorologists predict snow to accumulate for the entire viewing area Friday night until early Saturday afternoon.

Art inspired by musicians that have recorded for Interscope Records, including U2 and Nine Inch Nails, will be displayed at an upcoming exhibition celebrating the 30th anniversary of the label.…

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The council had discussed the move last week as a means to limit gatherings and exposure to the virus.

Thousands of free at-home COVID-19 tests are being handed out by the state of Missouri.

Ali Thiam serves a small but appealing selection of Senegalese, Ivorian and Afro-Caribbean fare at his Food Hall kitchen.

The county's Crimes Against Persons detectives are leading the investigation into the discovery, police said.

A Crestwood man accused of stabbing his neighbors' dog to death in front of them is headed to trial next year.

A St. Louis County judge has set a long-awaited trial date for John Ross III for January 23, 2023.  The 62-year-old was charged in 2019 with felonies of animal abuse by mutilating an animal while it is alive and unlawful use of a weapon.

Crestwood police say the dog, Teddy, strayed into Ross' yard on Greenview Drive before the attack.…

As the entertainment world continues to mourn the passing of Ronnie Spector, Zendaya, who will portray The Ronettes' lead singer an an upcoming biopic, paid tribute to the Rock and Roll Hall of…

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The AT&T tower, downtown’s largest office building, is once again under contract, following an appraisal that showed the building’s value has dropped by more than 95% since it sold for more than $200 million in 2006.

Rob Thomas has said that when he and Matchbox Twenty launch their twice-delayed tour this May, they'll have some new music to perform.  But now Rob says fans shouldn't expect…

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Add the Saint Louis Science Center to a list of temporary COVID-19 closures.

Due to the surge in COVID-19 cases, the center announced it’ll close its doors for two weeks beginning at 4:30 p.m. on January 17. Currently, the center plans to reopen its doors on February 3, but said in a press statement that it will “continue to evaluate the situation throughout the closure.”

Todd Bastean, the president and CEO of the science center, said the organization is confident its protocols have been effective in keeping the environment safe for visitors and employees, but they are following the advice of health experts.

“Throughout the pandemic, the Science Center has been following guidance from the CDC and city health officials closely to ensure the safety of our community, guests and team members,” Bastean said in the release.…

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden planned to meet with Senate Democrats on Thursday to push for the swift passage of two voting rights bills, and members of the Congressional Black …

“There isn’t one strategy that’s going to get us to the point where we save more lives,” Dan Isom said. “It’s going to be multiple strategies working in concert.”