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The teenager had a court hearing Wednesday, and Pastor Mike Coleman was on the call. He said he was called to speak up during the hearing.

“I don’t believe the minimums are good enough if people lose their lives," Lynn Cope said. "It’s not realistic.”

Deion Whalen, 25, was sentenced to 10 years for manslaughter and a consecutive 10-year term for armed criminal action.

Fire Up St. Louis is a hands-on experience for women thinking about becoming a firefighter or paramedic.

The American Red Cross urgently needs blood donors and you'll also be entered into a drawing for a trip to Florida.

The St. Louis Cardinals need to fill a number of part-time and game day positions at Busch Stadium.

Police identified the victim Wednesday as 18-year-old Demetrius Golliday.

The measure needs a second vote of approval in the House to move to the GOP-led Senate.

Missouri state officials celebrate the Year of the Rabbit and highlight contributions from St. Louisans.

John said his secret to longevity, "laugh every chance you get! Eat everything, drink everything, have fun, love one another, and do everything in moderation.”

The Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant Program awarded 510 projects through the grant, including 10 communities and organizations throughout Missouri.

The day honors girl's and women's accomplishments, participation and the continued struggle for equality in sports.

AAA said they’ve seen vehicle thefts in Missouri nearly double over the last year.

Danni Eickenhorst has launched a new hospitality company with plans to open additional The Fountain on Locust and Steve's Hot Dogs locations this year.

Feb. 1 marks the anniversary of the signing of the Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which officially abolished slavery nationwide.

The man admitted to his involvement in a number of thefts in Florissant, Hazelwood, Ladue and St. Louis County.

The live in-person event is part of the weekly “Thursday Nights at the Museum” series and kicks off at 5:30 p.m. with happy hour in Grand Hall.

The Fifth District Court of Illinois on Tuesday ruled to uphold the temporary restraining order against the ban for 866 plaintiffs in an Effingham County lawsuit.

The commercial reintroduces its iconic tagline, "This Bud's For You," as part of Budweiser's ongoing campaign to modernize the phrase.

“It’s going to change a lot ... I mean it’d change anybody’s life ... you know, it’s unbelievable,” winner Sam Houston said.