Tony Messenger

“This building is just sitting here vacant, with busted windows. We need a facility like this open now."

She is stuck in the middle of a mental health crisis in jails that paralyzes the criminal justice system in Missouri. "The system is terribly broken.”

Stein's lawyer showed up to Johnson's courtroom late Monday afternoon, court records show, and Johnson tossed the arrest warrant and set a hearing for September.

A 70-year-old Missouri woman has been in the care of the Department of Mental Health for 27 years. She doesn't want to die there.

A new St. Louis-based federal judge punished an undocumented immigrant as a "deterrence" to Joe Biden's policies.

Save Lives Now! effort isn't fully implemented but homicides are dropping in St. Louis. Future funding remains elusive.

There's a path to improving the mental health of a nation. It takes one connection at a time.

A long-planned medical respite facility for homeless people will soon open in St. Louis thanks to some unique partnerships.

Extra funding, strong organization, helped save lives during cold snap. But federal funding cuts loom large.

Like other cases involving past police liability, city of St. Louis argues new local control bill shifts responsibility to the state.