KSDK 📺

NWS survey crews surveyed damage from Wednesday night's storms. Here's how many tornadoes they've confirmed so far.

Specialist Wooster Rancy is being held in pretrial confinement, according to a press release.

​The press release said Durham met one of his victims after responding to a police call for service in 2016.

The season ran from Oct. 21-30 and was an exclusive event, with only 400 out of 5,969 hunters being approved for permits in a lottery drawing.

An attorney for the 31-year-old St. Louis-born producer immediately denied the allegations.

Midwest students don't often get a chance to study the wonders of marine biology. SIU - Carbondale is working to change that.

The babies in Mercy's neonatal intensive care unit got a head start on Halloween.

“We have portions of the board who have made an effort not to pass certain legislation and pass budgets that include funding to hire additional employees."

Each Smalls Sliders store is developed using a prefabricated 750-square-foot modular building, or “Can,” as the company calls it.

Al Watkins, an lawyer for the facility's parent company, said 75 employees were evacuated safely after the fire started and that there were no injuries.

The fire killed three men: a father and son, and a new father with a baby on the way. Four other family members escaped, including an infant.

The lineup features four shows making their Muny debut and some other fan favorites that are sure to excite audiences.

Brew Tulum closed its previous location in the Delmar Maker District last November amid a lead contamination dispute with its landlord.

The images were projected onto a water tower in Arnold and another in St. Charles County, according to statements from the water suppliers.

In the past five years, St. Charles County has seen an increase of 26,000 more registered voters. It recently reached the mark of 300,000 voters across the county.

Kelsea Ballerini announced six new dates to her 2025 tour, including a stop at Enterprise Center in St. Louis on April 4.

The meeting was set for Nov. 19 at City Foundry.

Since Friday, none of the 10,000 people who live in Bellefontaine Neighbors have been able to go to City Hall for any services.

A judge declared the signs unconstitutional at the beginning of October.

"My job for 20 years was to put people in the penitentiary," John Frank said. "This is the one time I’m asking someone to let a person out of prison.”