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KC weighs 30 pounds and drinks a gallon of milk each day. The attraction opens for the season April 15.

The new college institutionalizes the St. Louis HBCU's efforts to develop a diverse pool of talent in Missouri's STEM workforce.

Court transparency and equitable access to court documents are ongoing struggles. The federal court system’s malicious compliance with congressional directives has given us exorbitant fees and a clunky, counterintuitive platform for online access to court documents. Part of the federal court system doesn’t even give us that much. Despite being subject to a 2016 law […]

The vote, less than a week after a hearing on the issue, shows the urgency Republicans have placed on gender-related health care.

Mark your calendar for these must-see contests at CITYPARK and beyond

Daniel Riley was supposed to go to trial for armed robbery in July 2022, but St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner's office wasn't ready.

If you attended the grand parade in Soulard on Saturday, you can recycle your beads.

SSM Health and the St. Louis Area Food Bank are partnering once again to get food to people in need.

MoDOT is closing an I-270 entrance ramp Tuesday for more than a year.

No-Excuse Absentee voting begins Tuesday for the March 7 primary in St. Louis City.

One person died in an early morning storage unit fire in East Alton, Illinois.

In a little over a year, local prosecutors have twice used a new Missouri law to free innocent men who served decades in prison. Both received no compensation from the state for the years they lost. Lawmakers are now discussing a change to the law.

One person was killed, and two others were injured in two separate shootings that occurred overnight in north St. Louis.

Opponents of cannabis have long claimed that legalizing it for adults would lead to an increase in teen use. They were wrong, according to a new federal report. Cannabis use among teenagers dropped from 2019 to 2021, hitting the lowest number in at least a decade.