Some St. Louis-area residents were treated to a rare and electrifying sight Saturday morning as a wintry weather phenomenon ...

MoDOT, IDOT and troopers on both sides of the river have been battling this first big round of winter weather all day.

ST. LOUIS—Embattled St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery said late Tuesday afternoon he will not resign despite an ultimatum by the state's attorney general that failure to do so by Wednesday at noon ...

The Jefferson Foundation awarded 105 agencies with a total of 111 grants for $2,904,180.03 in its second round of grant ...

While some people spend the day before Thanksgiving last minute shopping, others in St. Louis County tied the knot.

A federal lawsuit alleges a lack of reasonable action by the state has turned jails into ‘de facto mental health wards’.

The latest analysis of population trends again suggests the St. Louis region needs to attract more young people in order to ...

Justin Sparks is leaving the Missouri Legislature after three years to join the Department of Homeland Security.

Long-time homeless advocate Rev. Larry Rice is resurfacing in St. Louis County, making his pleas to the County Council in ...

Attorneys for Judge Matthew Thornhill, of St. Charles, said in a court filing Monday that he has been the target of a ...

Missouri's mental health rehabilitation program has reached its breaking point, according to a lawsuit filed against the Missouri Department of Mental Health (DMH).

This past summer, just weeks before sealing a $6 billion deal meant to bring a new public company to St. Louis, some local businessmen say they learned a surprising truth about their would-be partner: ...