Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Sen. Eric Schmitt pitched a $30 billion aviation bill at Lambert, calling it one of the neediest airports in the country.

A driver who stopped to help after a Chambers Road crash accidentally ran over the motorcyclist and fled before officers caught up.

St. Louis could hit 90 Friday and near 90 Monday, with fog at dawn, clouds Saturday and rain chances increasing Thursday onward.

A 17-page draft would give St. Louis a 0-to-100 risk score for tent camps.

The former big-leaguer gets five years probation in a case where a neighbor's gun stopped the alleged assault.

Evelyn's House at Barnes-Jewish Hospital will add 12 end-of-life beds near Interstate 64, with opening set for 2028.

The St. Louis-raised actor disclosed he was HIV-positive on national TV in 1991 and kept performing for decades after.

Firefighters responded to an overnight fire at a vacant restaurant; officials say people have been known to stay inside.

John Thomas says St. Louis police approached his Ohio guests and raised a false condemnation report, then buried his records request for months.

Michael Anthony Lynch pleaded guilty in St. Louis federal court after a CyberTipline report traced abuse material to his online account and home.

Rotary Park turns into the 16th-century village of Petit Lyon this fall, with jousting three times a day.

Missouri law outlines felony penalties for theft and methamphetamine possession, while solar equipment can present distinct security concerns.

Caleres is donating its famous 2,000-shoe sculpture to Lambert as it leaves its Clayton campus for good.