A stabbing in Velda City left a man in critical condition and a woman was taken into custody as investigators worked the scene.

Six Black advisers sued Edward Jones, alleging the St. Louis brokerage’s policies on starting pay and client transfers disadvantaged Black advisers and cost them income.

Ballpark Village, City Foundry and Union Station are posting rising sales indicators as St. Louis rewrites zoning and developers chase more mixed‑use growth.

A visiting group of Stephen F. Austin club players sparked a shirtless 'Tarps Off' section at Busch Stadium that the Cardinals embraced, and the club says ticket interest is rising.

A heavy police presence was reported Tuesday night around Canfield and Clarion in Ferguson as officers assisted a multi‑jurisdictional search tied to a Bellefontaine Neighbors robbery.

An 18-year-old faces multiple felony counts after police say he fired into a couple's car outside a south St. Louis Domino's.

A teen accepted a manslaughter plea after a 14-year-old was fatally stabbed during a chaotic fight outside Johnson Jennings Junior High.

Washington University flood scientist Robert Criss resigned from University City's stormwater commission, saying delays to River Des Peres warning upgrades leave neighborhoods at risk.

Emergency crews recovered a body after a drowning in Doolittle Saturday afternoon; investigators from the Phelps County sheriff and coroner have taken over the scene.

A Franklin County judge acquitted Lawrence Kutun in a case over an 11,000-ton shingle pile in Pacific. The ruling closes the criminal case but leaves cleanup and liability unsettled.

Bi‑State is proposing a MetroLink patrol contract with the St. Louis City Sheriff that would add deputies and carry a roughly $921K first‑year cost.

A Granite City shopper scratched a $10 Illinois Lottery ticket into a $1 million prize. She plans home upgrades, family trips and a honeymoon in France.

A local lawsuit challenges a candidate's eligibility over residency in the Jefferson County clerk primary; a May 19 hearing will decide whether Steve Wyatt Earp remains on the ballot.