Scharf, a Clayton resident, served as one of Donald Trump’s attorneys through his criminal legal proceedings.

The aerospace giant declined to say how many workers received layoff notices, but local union officials told the St. Louis Business Journal that 111 union workers will be affected.

More than 500 St. Louis University teaching and research assistants will be part of the Graduate Workers of SLU union.

The school board president for Special School District in St. Louis County has resigned. Katie Pottroff has served as president since 2023 and has been a member of the board since 2019. She said she is leaving her position to focus on her family.

Hundreds of first responders escorted Ferguson police officer Travis Brown to Spirit of St. Louis Airport, where he was transported to an out-of-state rehabilitation clinic.

An appeals court ruled in favor of Missouri cannabis industry groups. They argued it's unconstitutional for counties and municipalities to each impose a 3% sales tax.

The St. Louis County Republican said he will continue to serve in the U.S. Senate. He is in his first Senate term.

Harris-Stowe State University is no longer at risk of losing its accreditation after an independent review found the school had made improvements to help student performance.

It’s the latest in a series of cost-cutting measures by Feast’s owner, Lee Enterprises. The owner of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and Feast announced it would shutter its local press and outsource printing to Columbia, Missouri.

The announcement comes alongside approval from the U.S. secretary of state for the sale of Israel to buy $18.82 billion in military equipment.