A 4-1 commission vote sends the Midtown TIF to the Board of Aldermen, but school funding critics aren't backing down.

Aldermen meet tonight to vote on a curfew barring unaccompanied minors from the Strip after 11 p.m.

A Missouri lawmaker who was once denied a divorce while pregnant helped write the fix that takes effect Aug. 28.

Bob Onder defeated a Republican challenger and secured his party’s nomination in Missouri’s redrawn 3rd Congressional District.

Shane Cohn won the Democratic nomination for St. Louis recorder of deeds Tuesday, advancing from a four-way primary for the citywide office.

Kurt Bahr leads Jen Olson in the St. Charles County Republican primary for elections director. The race turned on trust, hand-counted ballots and voting machines.

A bipartisan bill could give the Gateway Arch Park Foundation a formal role in managing private events at the landmark.

A Madison County leader is facing resignation demands after suggesting Anthony Fauci needed a “public hanging.”

St. Louis is bringing back former county health chief Faisal Khan, whose pandemic-era clashes with elected officials made him a lightning rod.

St. Charles County is giving up roughly $4 million in personal property tax revenue, but residents’ entire tax bills are not disappearing.

The Missouri Supreme Court affirmed dissolving a 1987 injunction against Glendale Shooting Club near Robertsville, ending a decades‑long legal fight and removing long-standing limits on the range.

Missouri’s secretary of state warned he’d try to cut grants to the Daniel Boone Regional Library over a queer‑led "Rainbow Story Time," while the library says the books are age‑appropriate.

Missouri has withdrawn from a multistate challenge to Section 504’s community‑placement protections, a move advocates say protects at‑home services amid budget fights and federal memos.