Jack Suntrup

ST. LOUIS — Medication abortions began again Monday at Planned Parenthood's clinic in the Central West End, following a court ruling Thursday allowing Missouri providers to restart the procedure.

ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department wants a second opinion after a judge's ruling last month that the police unlawfully blocked the release of records a Post-Dispatch reporter had requested.

ST. LOUIS — Three women have recently sued Chesterfield-based MassageLuXe International, saying they were sexually assaulted at franchise spas in St. Louis County.

ST. LOUIS — Parents of a Missouri teen say the company behind the social media app Snapchat bears blame after a man raped their 12-year-old daughter in St. Charles County.

ST. LOUIS — Tornado recovery funding for St. Louis could be tied to a multi-billion funding package for the U.S.-Iran war, U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt said Monday.

The arrest came more than seven years after Gasconade County authorities began to investigate the disappearance of Michael A. Graham.

HAZELWOOD — The Nature's Bakery snack bar company plans to close its facility in Hazelwood, and over 300 workers are expected to lose their jobs by February, a company official has told state regulators.

ST. LOUIS — A St. Louis judge is weighing whether to advance a man's lawsuit accusing his former employer of wrongful termination for online criticism of leaders of two prominent St. Louis businesses.

Peverill Squire, political science professor at the University of Missouri-Columbia, said Amendment 5 is putting Republicans in a tough position.

Buzz Eckelkamp said his father tried to be involved in any and every effort to improve the community.