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“It was like a train and somebody just pounding,” Stephanie Wynn said. “We just felt almost like the house shook."

Their advanced chorus met Pope Francis in 2023 and it's a moment that's captivated their hearts.

The deadly shooting happened at about 2:20 a.m. in Tower Grove East. 16-year-old Jamad Edwards was shot and killed, and police need help finding the shooter.

The fallout from the fatal stabbing of a student at a track meet in Frisco has been far reaching, causing tension and raising security concerns in the community.

Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or call the Overland Police Department at 636-529-8210.

NWS survey crews are surveying damage from Easter's storms. Here's how many tornadoes they've confirmed so far.

The bookstore held a midnight release party for the author's latest book.

The new positive cases were found by testing more than 36,000 deer during the past hunting season, the Missouri Department of Conservation said.

The St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners on Tuesday announced that the special election for the Ward 8 aldermanic seat will be held on July 1.

Police said a single bullet went through a 4-year-old's arm before grazing the arm of a 5-year-old.

The app will be used by middle and high schoolers in the St. Louis region. Students will be able to tell the app how they're navigating challenges.

Jet, a 5-month-old Asian elephant, made his public debut at the Saint Louis Zoo and will appear regularly.

The critically acclaimed comedian from St. Louis will perform Oct. 25 at The Fabulous Fox Theatre.

Nurses at Sharp Grossmont told 29-year-old Hannah Michaelis she needed to go to another hospital. She gave birth to her baby in her car.

The Belleville Police Department said investigators found "key evidence" that led to the identification of a person of interest.

Big business interests, like the firm that owns and operates Union Station, support the push, which has passed the state House and awaits a hearing in the Senate.

Memorial Masses for Pope Francis, who died Monday morning, were held at various churches throughout Missouri and Illinois.

The school district is working with the company that built the new school as well as a third-party contractor to get to the root of the stench.

Two suspects were arrested Friday, and a third was arrested Saturday, according to court records. None were from St. Louis.

Construction begins as city officials, MSD confront the costly challenge of repairing century-old sewers in a city facing population decline