"Where the courts really start to get into trouble is when their rulings don't have neutral explanations."

"If that means that this role needs to be eliminated to ensure that RAC can exist another 40, 50, 60, years, for me, that's a reasonable sacrifice," said Vanessa Cooksey.

Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski called for a path to legal status for those without documentation.

The ruling, the high court's third in as many weeks, appeared to finally end a saga that began a year ago when Missouri Republicans undertook an unprecedented mid-decade redistricting.

The U.S. Supreme Court will again hear a case about Missouri's redistricting efforts amid a relentless push by Missouri Republicans to overturn a state supreme court ruling.

A lawyer for Congressman Bob Onder, R-Lake Saint Louis, asked the court to vacate the court actions from People Not Politicians, the group that successfully gathered signatures to suspend Republican's

Mercy executives lauded efforts to control hospital labor costs in a presentation to prospective bondholders.

The ruling is a blow to the Bank of Washington, a politically-connected lender that financed much of NorthSide's land acquisitions and had taken the lead in the fight against the

An attorney for the signature gatherers suggests the Missouri Supreme Court consider appointing someone other than Attorney General Catherine Hanaway to represent the state in the U.S. Court of Appeal...

Mike Chapman, a longtime St. Louis County official, was in the Pentagon on 9/11.

The court ordered Hoskins to address why he instructed local election authorities to use the 2025 map and how that is not a violation of the court's ruling.

Some legal scholars believe there are procedural and other issues with St. Louis District Judge's Stephen Clark's order that make it unlikely to hold up. But the Republican-dominated Eighth Circuit

Some legal scholars believe there are procedural and other issues with St. Louis District Judge's Stephen Clark's order that make it unlikely to hold up. But the Republican-dominated Eighth Circuit

Experts said the Missouri Supreme Court sought to "insulate" its ruling from Supreme Court review by sticking to state law and deciding the new map was never in effect.

The court's ruling overturns unilateral action from Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins declaring unconstitutional a ballot measure with enough signatures to go before voters.

Missouri’s attorney general says the PSA provides consumer information. Abortion-rights advocates say taxpayers are funding messaging tied to the November ballot fight.

New work requirements for SNAP benefits have resulted in a drop in enrollment statewide

The leaders of the region's three major tax-exempt hospital chains furloughed thousands of frontline workers during the pandemic and said executives would take pay cuts, too. Instead, they got raises.

The league was also stopped from registering voters last year before the decision was reversed.

For years before it crashed, officials used Kirkwood Electric's money to repair roads, build their new performing arts center and purchase the city's new public works building.

Page administration says council is passing up a better deal for county taxpayers.

The old South City Hospital, also known as St. Alexius, closed two years ago. Neighbors say the burden is on them to keep the property from falling apart.

Lester Hubble, a lawyer for Joey Chianese, told the St. Louis Assessor he wanted his client's name off of property records.

St. Louis County is one of a dwindling number of Missouri counties that haven't yet authorized sales taxes on internet purchases.

His declaration Tuesday that the measure, from a group called Respect Missouri Voters, is unconstitutional was a remarkable new use of the office's powers.

"I keep thinking about what it would be like to be bound and shot next to my 16-month-old kid...It didn't have to happen."

Scott Leiendecker, a former Republican St. Louis elections director and founder of trailblazing election equipment company, is trying to move past GOP's attacks.

Ameren is pitching another natural gas-fired power plant to state regulators, and wants customers to pay for costs of the project before it's in service.

The campaign pushing for the income tax phaseout in Amendment 5 has accepted over $15 million in secretive contributions.

Amendment 5, which would phase out Missouri's income tax and raise and broaden an already high sales tax rate, could fundamentally alter the state's political and economic landscape.

The contracts offer a path to homeownership, but tenants are on the hook for repairs and can't build equity in the property. They are evicted and lose it all if

Judge Thomas McCarthy will decide whether the city can finally wrest some land away from longtime owner NorthSide Regeneration.

Dorothy "Mama" Moore, the 94-year-old leader of the tiny North St. Louis County village of Hillsdale for half a century, died over the weekend, a city clerk confirmed Monday.

BJC approved Angie Salvador's financial assistance request days after the Post-Dispatch highlighted her struggle with medical bills. The system has been provided less assistance in 2024 than the year ...

A judge last month ordered the city to turn over the records. But in appealing, the police department has opted to continue the fight.

Scott Leiendecker's Liberty Vote settled most of Dominion's defamation lawsuits against those who claimed its machines rigged the 2020 election against President Trump. It still had two left, includin...

Angie Salvador was diagnosed with breast cancer a year ago. Her odyssey through the healthcare system led to bankruptcy.

McCloskey said his illness is not as dire as he first thought.

St. Louis Public Schools plans to move forward with demolishing three historic buildings even as one developer says the district has for years failed to respond to his attempts to buy one of the prope...

Lawyers for the city say the bank, facing the loss of its collateral, is looking to "impugn" neighborhood residents who are tired of Paul McKee's NorthSide Regeneration.

A portion of the abandoned hospital campus on South Jefferson Avenue was up for auction for back taxes last week.

The judge's ruling should "send a warning to other law enforcement agencies" in Missouri, said Dave Roland, the Post-Dispatch's attorney on the case.

Now, county leaders are negotiating plans for a new HQ without additional protections.

The Missouri Real Estate Commission says STL CityWide removed a website at the center of the state's lawsuit accusing the landlords' company of operating without a license.

“These contracts are designed to fail,” one attorney says. “It’s abusive and predatory.”

Ohio-based Paul Kiebler IV hired companies to work on the St. Louis-area properties — from painting to plumbing to landscaping — and then never paid them, the suits say.

“They had the money,” said Nancy Cross, the city’s operations director under former Mayor Tishaura O. Jones.

Sources said the failure to find evidence in the Puerto Rico machines led the administration to expand the investigation to Georgia, where the FBI seized 2020 election ballots, and Arizona.