Tammika Hubbard got the land from her father's Carr Square nonprofit years ago — now she's building on a street she named herself.

The League says St. Louis is the only courthouse in the country known to issue such an order, and it's pushing back before September 22.

The sole-source deal covers new jets, upgrades and depot maintenance for allies from Israel to Poland, with all work centered in St. Louis.

North County Innovation School would enroll about 100 K-2 students as Riverview Gardens keeps losing enrollment.

Vivo St. Louis had six teachers hired and a fall opening planned, but the state pulled the plug over funding worries.

Kitty Ratcliffe, who left Explore St. Louis with a $500,000-plus payout, is back on the board that once pushed her out.

Judge Daniel Green sided with Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, ruling Missourians can't referend House Bill 1 before November.

City officials call the unapproved Forsyth Boulevard screen an unwelcoming black wall. A shorter stone redesign is winning them over.

Brian Roorda's challenge over violent Bible verses now heads to library trustees after staff voted to keep the book.

Judge Lee Rudofsky, whose ruling already narrowed Voting Rights Act enforcement, would tip the 8th Circuit's balance to 6-5.

Megan Green's committee took cash from a corporation and an unregistered LLC. It's her second Missouri Ethics Commission penalty.

St. Louis County's police board sat two unconfirmed appointees anyway, and the council never even voted on them.

The Missouri congresswoman's fortune has grown nearly fourfold since 2013, while challenger Fred Wellman points to his own financial struggles as relatable.