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Democrats argued that record state surpluses would grow with new medical coverage, but Republicans said it's not right for Missouri's budget.

The work by the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District is required by a 2012 settlement over Clean Water Act violations.

Mike Ketchmark, a major donor to Republicans and Democrats, opens doors for former GOP state chairman

The St. Louis Health Department and Missouri National Guard turned away more than 450 people from a COVID-19 vaccination event Thursday and Friday due to invalid email confirmations.

The "In the City: Memories of Black Presence" exhibit debuts March 26 at the Griot Museum of Black History and Culture. It showcases the works of St. Louis artists examining the city as part of a fellowship at Harvard University.

St. Louis officials stressed last spring that two downtown tent encampments posed a threat to public health, eventually relocating residents to temporary housing across the city. An investigation by St. Louis Public Radio in collaboration with APM Reports has found the city may have put residents in harm's way by placing them at hotels with a history of criminal violence, drug activity and unsanitary living conditions.

Millennials are now the nation’s largest generation and are aging into home buying just as already slow rates of home building were further slowed by the pandemic.

What is city-county unity? It means different things, depending on whom you ask.

Democratic state lawmakers are pushing to make permanent many of the voting options Illinois piloted for the 2020 General Election last fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

St. Louis Collector of Revenue Gregory F.X. Daly is one of the main supporters of Prop E, which would retain the city's 1% earnings tax on people who live or work in St. Louis.

After an active first few months of the 2021 legislative session, lawmakers are returning Monday to Jefferson City after a weeklong spring break with several priorities on the agenda of the Republican supermajority.

Detainees in the City Justice Center last year waited an average of 146 days before getting a preliminary hearing. District Defender Matthew Mahaffey discussed how practices by the Circuit Attorney's Office have contributed to long stays at the jail, which has been cited as a factor in recent unrest there.