Missouri is scrapping sharpshooter culls and antler point rules as it leans on hunters to fight chronic wasting disease statewide.

The victim's name hasn't been released, and police have not said what sparked the gunfire near Tucker and Locust.

More than 500 riders converged from 13 sites across four states to fund a veterans' healing camp in Bourbon.

No officers or federal agents hurt after a red Chrysler tied to a burglary hit a patrol SUV in North St. Louis.

A wrongful death suit says a 2024 police shooting in Dutchtown left Janita Vance dead — and the medical examiner later called it a homicide.

Six acts, a headlining big band, and patio specials hit Euclid Avenue as the free festival marks its third year.

Federal agents are joining St. Louis police to trace guns and hunt violent offenders, even as robberies and shootings keep dropping citywide.

Javan Jovon Harris allegedly swung a hatchet and yelled he would kill someone during a food argument in Columbia.

South Grand's four-day Mexican spirits festival culminates at the historic Das Bevo windmill on September 13.

Judge Lee Rudofsky, whose ruling already narrowed Voting Rights Act enforcement, would tip the 8th Circuit's balance to 6-5.

A registered sex offender allegedly used a dating app to arrange a meeting with someone he thought was 13. He’s now jailed without bond.

St. Louis County's police board sat two unconfirmed appointees anyway, and the council never even voted on them.

Al Spencer allegedly fled in his car after the attack, then returned days later to the same lot where police caught him.