St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Six-run second inning by Royals includes five doubles, 10 batters, an error in the outfield, and mistakes galore on the way to a 14-6 drubbing of the Cardinals.

Ugliest inning of season dooms Cardinals in KC, continues Matthew Liberatore's struggles

Today’s most-clicked post: A former longtime employee of WashU will receive $732,000 in damages after WashU fired her for taking time off work for a knee surgery.

WashU hit with $732,000 damage award in age discrimination verdict A former longtime employee of WashU will receive $732,000 in damages after WashU fired her for taking time off work for a knee surgery.

Medication abortion will be available in Missouri for the first time since 2018 after a judge determined most of the state’s abortion regulations are unconstitutional.

Judge strikes down nearly all Missouri abortion regulations

Andrew C. Hubbard schemed with a cousin to give his mother laced drugs and cause an overdose so he could collect a $150,000 life insurance policy, he admitted Thursday.

Maryland Heights man pleads guilty in murder-for-hire death of his mom

The differences between the last two teams that the USMNT has scored exactly four goals in the first game of a tournament reflect the improvements in the national team.

Inside soccer: Recalling a 2019 4-goal game shows what has changed for U.S. national team

Missouri law requires that strip searches be conducted in a place where the process cannot be observed by anyone not physically conducting the search.

Man says St. Louis police illegally strip searched him on side of South Broadway

St. Louis' economic development agency on Thursday agreed to spend $195,000 to extend a contract with a local marketing firm as the agency phases out work with Kansas City-based Candid.

St. Louis development agency extends marketing firm's contract, renews grants

When the state-run Board of Police Commissioners on Wednesday boosted pay for police brass, it tripped a provision in the city charter mandating police and firefighters of similar rank receive

St. Louis finds $1M for firefighter raises — in the police budget

"The communities in Hermann and Rosebud lost part of their soul on March 12, 2023," Franklin County Circuit Court Judge Craig Hellmann said Thursday.

Judge gives death penalty to man who killed Hermann cop

News of the workforce reductions at University of Missouri Health Care comes shortly before the close of a turbulent 2025-26 fiscal year for the health system.

Mizzou’s healthcare system lays off 74 workers