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The St. Louis-area developer plans for develop the Florida site to include around 5.4 million square feet of single and multi-tenant, Class A institutional-quality light industrial and distribution facilities.

Emergency responders were called Nov. 29 to a home in St. Peters and performed CPR to revive a 3-month-old.

The data suggest that parts of the metropolitan area are beginning to see improvements, while the virus continues to surge in rural counties.

Pandemic task force leaders say COVID cases are trending downward, boosting optimism for spring events.

Envisioned are a hotel, ground-floor restaurant, multifamily residential and parking structure.

A Senate committee on Tuesday advanced a congressional redistricting plan that had passed the House just last week.

Construction of the main entrance of the Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center project should be finished by the end of summer, with the event center completed by the end of this year.

The legislation highlights Republican divisions over whether to prioritize individual liberties or business freedoms in Missouri.

“Even up to right now we don’t know where the money is at, where it’s going, and certainly we believe we should have a lot of say in it,” said Vaccaro.

The tenth St. Louis County Police Department chief is the first Black person to hold the role.

Van Morrison has received a lot of media attention lately for his outspoken views protesting the U.K.'s COVID-19 safety policies, which he considers overly restrictive and believes are unfairly causing…

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CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) — A man who has served for 42 years in the St. Louis County Police Department was named police chief on Tuesday, becoming the first Black chief …

"Hospital administrators are pushing wheelchairs, accountants are emptying trash cans and marketing professionals are serving meals," the healthcare system stated.

A 44-person team of military medical personnel will arrive in St. Louis on Wednesday.

March 1 is the new deadline for submitting a plan to reopen the dormant 2.2-mile line in June.

Appellate ruling orders Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner's office to produce records and pay attorney's fees.

The crack sales occurred in Webster Groves and around the St. Louis area, prosecutors said.