The family of a Saint Louis mother and her two children who died in a crash involving a lumber truck on I-55/270 is suing multiple parties for alleged safety violations and equipment issues.

Missouri AG Andrew Bailey sues St. Louis County Executive Sam Page over the right to appoint the county's prosecutor, intensifying a dispute between state and local authorities.

St. Louis is launching an emergency rental assistance program to support residents with overdue rent and prevent evictions using $3.3 million of federal funds.

Police seek public help in identifying suspects in a series of car break-ins at Stadium West Garage on S. 8th Street, urging tips via CrimeStoppers for possible rewards.

Missouri voters approved Proposition A, raising the minimum wage to $13.75 by 2025 and planning for it to reach $15.00 by 2026, with future increases tied to the Consumer Price Index.

A Missouri man pleaded guilty to wire fraud and illegal firearms possession, involving $830,000 defrauded from investors and 27 firearms found at his home.

St. Louis Board of Elections announces a holiday closure for Thanksgiving on November 28 and 29, advising public to plan election-related activities around these dates.

The article details the mixed weather outlook for St. Louis, predicting varying conditions including clouds, a cool temperature trend, chances of rain, and potential snow showers, with an overall cold forecast ahead.

A Missouri judge upheld a ban on gender-affirming care for transgender minors, despite concerns about harms to youth welfare and opposition from medical groups.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating the fatal shooting of Frank Bell Jr in North St. Louis, urging witnesses to provide information.

A man was critically wounded in a shooting after an altercation outside a Soulard bar, according to St. Louis Police.

St. Louis adjusts its trash schedule for Thanksgiving; normal Monday collection continues, Thursday recycling moves to Wednesday, and yard waste collection for Wednesday is canceled.

A former mail carrier in Missouri pleaded guilty to embezzling mail, confessing to stealing rebate cards totaling at least $1,131 from residents. She faces up to five years in prison.