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Nathaniel Anthony Brown-Shatto, 22, was sentenced Wednesday by U.S. District Judge Stephen Clark.

"I was joking and I took down the comment," says personal injury lawyer Mark Cantor.

There are steps homeowners can take to know if a phony lien has been filed against their property.

The prolific St. Louis duo commits their experimental songwriting to record.

The concept of intentional living is currently taking over the wellness dialogue–but where to begin? A mental health professional from PALM Health shares his recommendations.

Officials will be listening to suggestions for housing, transportation, sustainability and other areas after spending the last year putting together a draft.

We’ve noted for years how wireless companies were at the forefront of over-collecting your sensitive daily movement data, then selling access to any nitwit with two nickels to rub together. That resulted in no limit of scandals from stalkers using the data to spy on women, to law enforcement (and people pretending to be law […]

Just two days after Missouri closed driver's license offices across the state for a software upgrade, drivers across the St. Louis region are reporting hours long waits. The Missouri Department of Revenue contracted with Colorado-based software firm FAST Enterprises to update and integrate the state's motor vehicle and driver's licensing system. When the department announced the upgrade to the FAST system, they said it would modernize an antiquated system with easier to navigate e-services, mobile…

Millicent Borishade’s superintendent certificate from the state education department expires in October 2025.

The family of Laticha "Lety" Bracero, 42, and Alyssa Cordova, 21, who were struck and killed by an SUV while walking after a Drake concert, accused the driver of negligence.

The power of Mother Nature is evident in the beauty of beach glass and the destruction of a Missouri flood.

Voters in several states, including Missouri, last week delivered a stinging rebuke to ranked-choice voting, clouding the future of an idea that had seen strong momentum in recent years. Ranked-choice voting, which allows voters to rank political candidates by preference, is used statewide in Alaska and Maine and in major U.S. localities such as New […]