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"At this point I don't even care what happened," said Amanda Wells. "We want closure. We need closure and our children do too."

Fire investigators found that the family living in the building were cooking lunch and left the room for several minutes.

December, January and February don't look especially cold this year. Big snow storms will only occur locally if cold air is in place.

The Maryland Heights Police Department identified him as 43-year-old Gavin Park.

The woman spent one week in jail following her arrest, which was based on former alderman's allegations against her.

One basketball team member tracked an electronic device to a restaurant dumpster and found a number of the stolen items inside.

The suspect who ran from the scene of the fatal crash was later arrested, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

The Missouri Department of Conservation said it only gets two or three reports of an antlered doe a year out of the hundreds of thousands of deer hunted.

This year's total was just under last year's but still higher than the previous five-year average, the Missouri Department of Conservation said.

For the first time since 2019, Lambert Airport is expected to see more than 20,000 passengers the day before Thanksgiving.

And you can help 12-year-old Evy celebrate a Christmas she'll likely miss.

The Asian longhorned tick was discovered in the U.S. in 2017. Federal health officials now say its found around Missouri.

The spokesperson said the Wentzville plant has a “solid supply” of truck frames from the supplier.

The woman was pronounced dead at the scene. The man was taken to a St. Louis area hospital where he was later pronounced dead.

Officer Adam Sullentrup was shot and injured while on the job in March.

About 200,000 people are expected to fly in or out of St. Louis Lambert during the Thanksgiving travel period. That's the highest number since 2018.

The buildings have sat vacant for nearly a decade after last housing nightclubs such as Dante’s and Firehouse.

Jail leaders have a third of the overdoses they had two years ago

The decisions came down Monday evening, less than a week after Ashcroft asked the state’s highest court to take up the case.

The council voted 6-1 for Bill 230. Councilman Ernie Trakas voted against the bill, arguing more improvements need to be made to the transit system.