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After 14 years as a music educator, James Young made history as the first teacher in the Ferguson-Florissant School District to be recognized as the Missouri Teacher of the Year, and the second African American educator in the award’s 64-year history.

Rape survivors in Missouri awaiting years-old results may wait longer if they did not file a police report.

A little over a quarter of the more than 17,000 applications the state has received have received approval since August.

The Belle-Clair Fairgrounds started offering booster shots on Tuesday. It will operate three days a week for the next three weeks.

A pair of St. Louis Democrats sought entry under a state law granting lawmakers access ‘at any time’ to state prisons.

The Dodgers will host the Cardinals in Los Angeles for the National League wild-card game. St. Louis Public Radio spoke with longtime sports journalist Rob Rains about the Cardinals’ chances.

Ernest Johnson is scheduled to be executed at 6 p.m. Tuesday

A large crowd and energetic choir came together at the Sheldon Concert Hall on Saturday night to honor the thousands of St. Louisans lost to COVID-19. Reflections and musical highlights from the Requiem of Light memorial fill this episode of “St. Louis on the Air.”

Nancy Kranzberg takes a look at the wide variety of music in St. Louis, past and present.

“We strongly encourage appointments. As they become available, we’ll have those posted on our website,” the county’s health department director said.

Michael Politte is serving a life sentence after a jury found he murdered his mother, Rita Politte, as a 14-year-old in Washington County, Missouri. On this special edition of "St. Louis on the Air," attorneys for the Midwest Innocence Project and the MacArthur Justice Center explain why he’s not guilty — and what investigators got wrong.

The old recreational space is now 37 affordable apartments, which the developer says is focused on serving artists and veterans who meet income requirements.