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A heavy metal band is helping forge the next generation of metalworkers. That’s music to our ears.

Now that recreational marijuana will be legal in a couple of weeks in Missouri, the state is dealing with some potential pitfalls from the new law.

You may think you can take a hands-off approach to local law enforcement. But you’d be wrong. Trusting the police to police themselves has never worked out. If you don’t end up targeted by a DOJ investigation, all the work you didn’t do to oversee your police officers can (and will) be used against you […]

Balloons in hand, friends and family gathered at the Roosevelt Homes public housing complex to remember and celebrate the life of 13-year-old Johnny McCline.

A new bill in O’Fallon, Missouri aims to keep panhandlers off the city’s streets.

Police in Columbia responded to a similar threat that was unfounded. On Tuesday, Chesterfield police said that a student has been found to be behind a threat made on social media about Marquette High School. Police said that the student could face criminal charges.

Pujols, honored in the National League, came back to St. Louis for his final season and posted his biggest numbers in years at age 42. The three-time MVP compiled an .895 OPS for the NL Central champions and became the fourth major leaguer to reach 700 career home runs.

How one woman lost more than $7,000 after mailing a $200 check and what banks, legislators and the postal service are doing to stop it from happening to others.

St. Louis city, county and the St. Louis Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority reached an agreement today on how to split the $519 million settlement from the Rams relocation to Los Angeles. St. Louis city will receive $280 million, with $30 million of that committed to the Convention and Visitors Commission. St. Louis County will receive $169 million; and the RSA, the public agency that owns the Dome at America's Center, will receive $70 million.

The grant is meant to help families facing homelessness in the City of St. Louis.

On Friday, a threat was Airdropped to a student and that student reported it.

The recipients of a massive, nine-figure settlement as a result of the Rams leaving St. Louis have come to an agreement on how to split the money.

The deal still needs to be approved by the full board of the Regional Sports Authority. The city will get a little more than half of the $519 million.

According to the announcement, the city would take the biggest share of the remaining $519 million in funds from the region's settlement with the Los Angels Rams and the National Football League. Here's how the remainder would be split.