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Florissant police attempted to get the woman to drop the gun when she pointed a gun at an officer and pulled the trigger, an investigation said.

Sunday's season finale came with plenty of mixed emotions. Longtime ace Adam Wainwright wrapped up an action-packed farewell tour that proved special for just about anyone at Busch Stadium. On the other hand, the Cardinals head home with the reality of a season far below expectation.

Today on TAP: In California (not to mention America), the racial and ethnic politics of representation are inescapable.

Little Feet is set to reissue 2004's Little Feat: Highwire Act In St. Louis on November 3. Originally released on DVD, the concert will now come out as a Blu-ray/two-CD set, the first time…

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Utah and Arizona planned to keep their national parks open if a shutdown occurred.

On Tuesday, former Lyft driver Larry D. Ward, 57, was sentenced to 13 years in prison for raping and kidnapping a woman he picked up when he was a Lyft driver in 2019.

George Draper retired in August after serving roughly 12 years on the state's highest court.

A man died last month in St. Louis' downtown jail from a lack of insulin and dehydration, according to his autopsy.

Panera Bread, the bakery-café known locally as Saint Louis Bread Co., will open a new location Oct. 10 as part of a new development.

St. Louis Alderman Rasheen Aldridge said the mayor's office decided to postpone breaking up the encampment and instead work to find them shelter Tuesday.

DELLWOOD, Mo. -- A woman was killed in a crash involving five vehicles Monday evening. She has been identified as Parades Meza. The collisions injured three other people. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports that a man driving a 2004 Chevrolet Avalanche westbound was speeding on Chambers Road near West Florissant Avenue at around 7 [...]

Federal authorities asked the city’s development arm to release tax incentive records related to a 152-unit apartment building on Pershing Avenue developed by Lux Living.

A bank plans to break ground Oct. 9 on its third location, which reflects customer demand in the far west of the St. Louis region.

A New York lender is seeking a receiver for an apartment complex in unincorporated north St. Louis County.

If the Missouri courts or legislature were to decide that the city must refund remote workers, there would be a budget hole, yet other cities show how it could be filled.