Hundreds of thousands of Missourians will vote in different districts than they did in August. "Everybody gets to vote. It’s just that the lines have changed."

The St. Louis Planning Commission meeting devolved into confusion and anger late Wednesday after an undisclosed "elected official" urged commissioners to rethink their decisions around the city's new ...

Despite some stormy activity Monday morning, “the most potent thunderstorms will occur this afternoon and evening,” said the National Weather Service’s local forecast office.

A trio of newspapers that cover Missouri’s capital city and surrounding communities will now be run by a polarizing figure in state politics.

One councilman said County Executive Sam Page doesn't have the power to veto budget legislation from the council. Page disagrees.

Property taxes are rising across the region, but nowhere more than some south St. Louis neighborhoods. Residents there are getting eye-popping bills.

Rents across the region are soaring, but nowhere more so than neighborhoods that have become the targets of real estate investors.

Missouri’s system is so overloaded that even people accused of low-level crimes now wait years for mental health treatment.

A grandmother who has seven family members living with her. A woman who's four months behind on her mortgage. A family displaced by May's tornado in St. Louis.

Black midwives throughout history were not only experts in the birth process but also served as healers, herbalists, spiritual advisors and therapists for mothers and their families.

The Post-Dispatch found that 1,175 structures, more than half of those declared unsafe, were likely or definitely vacant before the May 16 tornado.

Attorneys asked a judge on Wednesday to dismiss the case against Sam Page, saying it included false information and illogical legal arguments.

Millicent Borishade has been fired after a rocky 15-month tenure.

More than 320,000 Missouri households rely on federal food stamp benefits to supplement their groceries

The state's Environmental Protection Agency issued public notices to water system operators in Bethalto, East Alton and Edwardsville in April, before Collinsville alerted the public to its problems.

The extended summer-like heat is part of a decades-long trend both in St. Louis and across the country.

Similar ordinances have been struck down as a violation of First Amendment free speech rights.

The progress officials have long said would come with the new NGA campus has not arrived at everyone’s doorstep in north St. Louis.

Missouri educators report more social interaction. Students play games or read books instead of scrolling on social media. And handwritten notes are back.

The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District has spent $3.2 billion and capped more than 100 overflow pipes, about half the work required by a federal settlement.

Had the boundaries been in place in 2020, Republicans would have secured double-digit margins of victory in seven of the eight Missouri congressional districts, a Post-Dispatch analysis found.

St. Charles officials signed nondisclosure agreements as they considered a proposed data center project in their city. The agreements were with a company with links to Google.

JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri House launched a controversial special session Wednesday that could drastically alter the state’s congressional boundaries and make it harder for citizens to change the state

The County Council first earmarked $11 million of federal pandemic relief money in fall 2022 for demolishing derelict properties.

Honesty Bishop was attacked by her cellmate. Missouri prison officials deemed her sexually active and kept her in isolation for more than 2,000 days.

Kavahn Mansouri joins St. Louis Public Radio from the NPR Midwest Newsroom, where he served as an investigative reporter covering Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska for three and a half years.

City councilmembers said on Monday that they didn't know Dan Borgmeyer was related to the data center site's owner.

The city says that before alley collection was suspended in June, half of blue-bin contents went to the landfill.

Some residents still cling to the hope that their homes can be rebuilt. But many have already left, doubting that rebuilding is worth the effort.

The charges against Page could be a litmus test for a charge that has, until now, mostly been used by state ethics authorities to issue civil fines.

The investigation is related to a mailer the county sent out for an April ballot proposition, Page's attorney, Jeff Jensen, said Tuesday.

Sources told the Post-Dispatch the arrest of an alleged drug dealer is tied to a wider probe of a former St. Louis architect and ex-health care executive.

“Join the thousands of people who have unlocked their home equity with Truehold,” said one letter sent to homeowners.

The bungalow on Louisiana Avenue stood for 93 years, but couldn't escape the 'march of time' in a city that's seen better days.

The Shelley House played a role in paving the way for minority homeownership. After the tornado, residents on the street try to save their family histories.

Spencer campaigned on reversing the city’s long-running population decline, and said on Tuesday she wouldn’t waver now.

The sheer number of uninsured properties will complicate recovery in neighborhoods that were already among the poorest in the St. Louis region.

Spencer said "human failure" and confusing protocol kept the city's outdoor sirens from being deployed before Friday's tornado.

In north St. Louis, residents are staying in wrecked homes, keeping watch from their front yards and sleeping in their cars.

The incident appeared to be an unusual attempt by a government to compel a citizen to testify about a comment he wrote on social media.

The state is requiring St. Louis to spend more on police. Most of the new money this year is set to pay the city back for services.

“Never in my life did I think that someone that I knew was going to be the pope. I mean, I sat at a kitchen table and drank coffee with

The National Endowment for the Arts rescinded grants it had announced for at least 10 local groups.