A decade-old rocket-company gamble just powered a 37.3% return for the St. Louis university's $13.4 billion fund.

No injuries were reported after a van struck the Edward Jones YMCA on Marine Avenue Friday, but the building took structural damage.

A bait car with no paperwork led St. Louis police to a tow-truck theft scheme that may have hit 20 vehicles.

Jurors convicted Johnny Haynes Jr. of voluntary manslaughter, not murder, in the death of Mikell Rayford at a North St. Louis apartment complex.

Police say Laura Glanz used information from prior loan documents to obtain fraudulent loans from July 2022 to November 2025; the investigation lasted nine months.

Catherine Hanaway wants ActBlue records by October 8, citing tips about stolen identities and gift-card donations.

Four Poe stories, four cocktails, one 90-minute fright fest hits Washington University's Knight Center next week.

Christopher Gatlin says a blurry MetroLink surveillance photo and facial-recognition technology figured in the investigation; prosecutors also relied on a witness identification.

Sam Page's order takes effect immediately, with county police also reviewing their own camera policies.

Timothy Fry admitted to hundreds of hidden-camera videos. He apologized in court before his 10-year sentence.

Curtis Henderson's family says he cried out and could hear everything as a bystander held him in the road until help arrived.

A Des Peres mall favorite is back — this time customers are driving up to an hour for a scoop in Chesterfield.

Bryan Williams, 40, was arrested when he showed up in Iowa City to meet who he thought was a 13-year-old girl.