Cardinals ownership will hold a press event to outline the team's next generation of leadership. The move could clarify who controls baseball decisions and spending.

Missouri’s secretary of state asked a Cole County judge to seal records showing how his office reviewed referendum signatures, escalating a months‑long legal fight over the new congressional map. The filing pits transparency against privacy as clerks race to get ballots ready.

A 23-year-old man was killed Tuesday after his car left North Stringtown Road and struck a tree north of Rocky Lane in Warren County.

Federal labor officials have sued Superior Manor of Festus, alleging staff were denied overtime and seeking back wages, liquidated damages and penalties.

A St. Louis man was sentenced to 18 years after pleading guilty in a December shooting that wounded a boy in the Baden neighborhood.

A wedding disturbance near Washington left several people hurt and a Waverly man jailed after relatives used bear spray. He now faces assault and resisting charges.

On day one of a bench trial, prosecutors told a St. Charles County judge they would show the former Louisiana police chief stole drugs from evidence and tampered with testing after a 2022 overdose.

Edward Jones has taken a minority stake in Quicken, gaining access to Quicken's budgeting and investment-tracking tools used by millions. The move follows a wider industry push for fintech capabilities.

A Dunklin R-5 bus driver faces DWI and 37 child‑endangerment counts after police say she drank a Coors Light before an afternoon route carrying students.

Atomic by Jamo has installed Atomic Eats in The Grove, a late-night kitchen from the team behind Kingside Diner. The soft opening starts June 24 ahead of a July 8 grand reopening.

Madison County approved buying five downtown Wood River buildings and will spend about $12.7M to renovate them and relocate departments from the old hospital. Officials say the move will centralize services and help downtown foot traffic.

District 3 officers executed a Monday Ohio Avenue search warrant and recovered two stolen handguns, a rifle and suspected narcotics. Authorities say the raid ties to an ongoing investigation.

Police say a homemade explosive detonated near officers and juveniles in O'Fallon; bomb techs later found additional devices and a man faces multiple felony counts.