The nearly two-year saga of a low-level municipal case with outsized importance came to an abrupt close yesterday when Janis Mensah was found not guilty on a ...

Tuesday marks a special election day for a few counties within the St. Louis region. Here’s a list of what will be on the ...

In court documents for Ryan LaRose’s St. Louis County arson case - police say “the victim in this case and the homeowner of the residence in this case both died during a separate house fire in ...

JEFFERSON CITY — A St. Louis lawyer and his wife who pointed guns at racial justice protesters in 2020 may be a step closer to getting their firearms back following a court decision Tuesday.

The City of St. Louis has reached a settlement in a wrongful death suit filed by the former police chief after his wife was crushed by a falling piece of concrete while driving in the city.

Politics St. Louis sheriff vows to remain in office despite calls for resignation Missouri's top legal official gave the city's sheriff until Wednesday at noon to hand in his resignation.