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The Missouri State Highway Patrol said the DEA and Homeland Security officers started the pursuit, which ended at Interstate 44 and Interstate 270.

Six identical bills filed in the state Senate would set the rate at 4%, with provisions for future cuts.

The Rams last month asked a state court to send a lawsuit brought by the facility's owner, the Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority, to arbitration.

The city said the application process would close at 8 a.m. on Dec. 16 due to the 'incredible amount of applications received.'

New episodes are released every Monday on the St. Louis County Police Department's YouTube channel, and the series highlights the journey of recruits.

According to the probable cause statement, the man threatened to kill witnesses if they "snitched."

SLPS is one of 70 applicants tentatively selected to receive funding for more than 2,400 zero-emission, heavy-duty vehicles.

You can watch 5 On Your Side's Most Memorable Stories of 2024 at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday on 5+.

A toxicology report showed Colby McCreary’s blood-alcohol content at the time of the crash was .17%, more than twice the legal limit.

Our Lady of Guadalupe School teaches children from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade with one class for each grade level.

A local hero and businessman is getting ready to close the final chapter in his life.

Loved ones say Qineya Dunlap was pursuing her Master's degree and inspired others to go after their dreams.

Mark Hartnagel said the August crash wasn't even his fault, emphasizing it's going to be a struggle to come up with the nearly $6,000.

“We feel a real sense of urgency to take care of kids,” KVC Missouri President Lindsey Stephenson said.

SLPS on Tuesday released the findings of a management assessment on pay, hiring practices and credit card usage under former Superintendent Keisha Scarlett.

Brittany Longdon's grandmother died 16 years ago, but she seemed to be at her wedding on Nov. 30.

Aldi filed for a rezoning in Eureka to build a new grocery store at 1421 and 1425 W. Fifth St., according to a public hearing notice.

Armory Commons now owes Performance Foodservice more than $103,000, the suit claims.

Officers yelled at the man to put down his guns. The man pointed one of the guns in the direction of officers, who then shot the man, an eyewitness said.

According to charging documents, 44-year-old Lisa Jacobs picked up the 3-year-old girl and dropped her from about five feet off the ground.