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Horas, Robert - St. Louis, MO

September 21, 1933 - March 13, 2026

Residents in south St. Louis County are calling for safety improvements on Kingston Drive following a string of high-speed crashes, including a two-car collision that damaged a home earlier this week.

With RFK Jr. and his version of HHS entirely out to lunch on the ongoing measles issue in America, it’s been left to states and local medical professionals to try to figure out how to do combat with one of the most infectious diseases on the planet. In a sane world with a real, big […]

St. Louis Lambert International Airport is reporting security wait times of seven minutes or less as a partial government shutdown creates hour-long delays at major airports nationwide. While TSA workers remain unpaid due to a funding failure in the U.S. Senate, Lambert has emerged as an outlier to the staffing-related chaos seen in other cities.

Fans supporting eight different men’s basketball teams are in St. Louis this weekend as part of the annual March Madness.

The excitement of the NCAA Tournament is in full swing in St. Louis, where the Enterprise Center has become a hub for basketball fans during the first two rounds of March Madness.

The director of St. Louis County’s Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise program has filed a lawsuit against the county, saying he was suspended for speaking out about what he believed to be poor management and structural conflicts within the program.

Pam Hupp’s grandmotherly like presence almost seemed friendly as she walked into a St. Charles County courtroom. The now 67-year-old Hupp could face the death penalty if convicted of her current murder charge.

Former St. Louis Public School Superintendent Millicent Borishade, who was fired after just 15 months on the job, is now firing back against school officials in a lawsuit filed Friday.

The city of St. Louis began a new phase of tornado recovery Friday by demolishing two heavily damaged homes, 10 months after a devastating storm moved through the area.

This week in the St. Louis region tells a story about the unifying issue of our time.

Mayor Sam Richards says he hopes the development agreement with CRG can be approved at a special City Council meeting March 30. An opponent called the proposal 'despicable.'

St. Louis is forecast for some record-breaking warmth this weekend, with the potential to hit temperatures that we haven't seen at this time of year in over 100 years.