As local government officials pulled up to a data center event in the state’s capital city, they were greeted by chants of “down, down with corporate vultures, up, up with agriculture.”
A St. Louis man pleaded guilty to having over a dozen guns as a felon in court on Wednesday. The guns were found after the man fled from police and started a standoff.
The Ritenour school district announced Tuesday that a staff member at Marvin Elementary School had contracted Legionnaires’ disease and was hospitalized from late April to early May.
Tables filled quickly at a local restaurant Tuesday as community members showed support for a family grieving the death of a 16-year-old who drowned last week.
Campaigns behind Missouri’s August ballot issue on eliminating the state income tax have received donations over a million dollars, according to campaign finance reports. Amendment 5 would phase out the state’s income tax and allow state lawmakers to raise sales taxes in response. Missouri voters will decide on the amendment Aug. 4
It's been almost two weeks since St. Louis Public Schools confirmed the presence of Legionella bacteria in the district's central office water system. Now, many are raising questions about what's happening and the potential impacts as the building remains closed.
Crews continue to work on fixing the sinkhole in downtown St. Louis, which is causing problems for plenty of commuters, and businesses in that area have to deal with less pedestrian traffic and are urging customers to take extra time to get down into Laclede’s Landing.
A man from Missouri is among five people arrested and charged in an alleged plot for an attack at the Ultimate Fighting Championship Freedom 250 event at the White House.
A man was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole plus 15 years after a jury found him guilty of murder earlier this year.
St. Louis Public Schools said they expect to receive additional test results Tuesday as they continue investigating the presence of Legionella bacteria in the district’s central office water system.
The Ferguson-Florissant School District is projecting a $3.3 million budget surplus by the end of this school year after starting the year with a projected multi-million dollar deficit.
While the sinkhole in downtown St. Louis under the highway is a visual depiction of disinvestment in the city’s water infrastructure, there are other examples in the region
Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt is among lawmakers pushing federal legislation aimed at creating uniform rules for college athletics as lawsuits make it harder for the NCAA to enforce basic regulations.
East St. Louis officials and Ameren Illinois held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday for a new public direct-current fast-charging electric vehicle station.
