St. Louis projects an up to $26 million hit to its budget due to the possible loss of remote-worker earnings and payroll tax revenue, officials said Wednesday.

A defense attorney who last week went public with a photo of a client lying in his filth in the St. Louis city jail says the Sheriff's Office barred her from meeting with other clients yesterday.

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ST. LOUIS – Three women who used to live in the St. Louis area are accused of committing pandemic loan fraud. Prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Missouri said ...

In a unanimous ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court provided support to St. Louis police officer Jatonya Muldrow, who alleged discrimination in a job transfer. The decision overturned a lower court’s ...

The justices unanimously ruled that employees do not need to prove harm to career prospects or a change in salary or rank to win a discrimination claim.

The fund was in crisis after years of under-funding by the city, meaning pensions for 95 family were in jeopardy ...

ST. LOUIS — Teachers working at St. Louis Public Schools will receive a 17 percent bump in pay over the next three years — the largest raise they've seen in two decades. For some educators ...

Legal experts largely agreed the Muldrow ruling lowered the bar in workplace bias claims, but views diverged on how that standard would play out in DEI cases.

On July 1, Doug Armstrong will have been general manager of the St. Louis Blues for 14 years ... he has never been forced to swallow his pride and pay for a contract to go away.

A St. Louis woman is accused of routinely smothering her infant child and telling a friend she gets an “adrenalin rush” from doing it.