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Police are now investigating whether it could be related to a body found that same day in St. Louis.

The National Lacrosse League is using the announcement as a springboard to grow the game and, eventually, expand the league.

In a press release, he claimed that the Archdiocese uses "hardball legal tactics" to harass victims who file lawsuits against them.

Tee times are still available for all three days.

Gregory Kuehnel of Jerseyville died Monday morning at a St. Louis hospital.

It's a controversial move as St. Louis and other cities struggle to fill officer shortages.

After an hour-long meeting, the board voted 5-1 to accept the proposed rate hike by the independent Rate Commission.

The City has allocated $5 million for this initiative offering monthly disbursement to 540 households over 18 months. The city spent two days assisting applicants.

Taylor Swift has paid homage to her grandmother in her songs, lyrics and videos.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators have been taking part in a Global Day of Action, holding protests around the St. Louis area Thursday.

One witness said he saw Dennis Bieg get shot in the back as he was walking away and posing no threat.

Jackson will continue to anchor the 5 p.m. weekday newscast.

Donations can still be made online in honor of Foster Hope Day.

The jury added four more charges to the crimes former police office Matthew McCulloch faces.

The lawsuit claims a bar in Ballpark Village overserved the wrong-way driver hours before the deadly crash.

The Clayton-based liberal arts college's fiscal 2024 operating budget has a $5.2 million deficit, according to a Riverfront Times report Wednesday.

The state's hundreds of feral hog reports are among the highest in the nation, Captain Experiences said.

Donna arrived at the Saint Louis Zoo in 1971 at a young age and spent nearly her entire life in St. Louis.

The company faces more than $100,000 to correct the alleged violations.

​She was pronounced dead at the scene.