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“We can engage patients directly with someone who can help them directly with their problem that maybe they didn’t need to go to an ER," Chief Kelly Cope said.

David L. Fischbeck Jr., 33, has been charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of David L. Fischbeck Sr.

People can now be in possession of up to 3 oz. of marijuana.

The winners participate in an eight-week course and receive a $50,000 grant.

The teen was taken to a local hospital.

The teen accused of firing the deadly gunshot was 17 at the time of the crime. He has been charged as an adult.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt claims St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner withheld a positive gunshot residue test on a coat.

“I look forward to reviewing this commission’s work to chart a course that restores the vitality of Black communities in our city after decades of disinvestment."

Police are still determining an exact location where the shooting and carjacking took place.

What you need to know ahead of the busy travel season and security at airports.

Willie “Bill” Dawson was still delivering Meals on Wheels at 85. When he was 103, he threw out the first pitch at a Cardinals game.

This is the lowest average Missouri drivers have seen since Oct. 2021, AAA said.

Personal cultivation application forms will be available Jan. 7 for people who want to grow a limited amount of their own.

Circuit Judge Elizabeth Hogan on Friday sentenced Stephen C. Taylor, 32, to a 12-year prison term for the killing of 24-year-old Da'twon Thompson.

Chick-fil-A Supply's Maryland Heights distribution center will be its fourth nationwide since the restaurant chain formed the unit in 2019.

In addition to its fully kosher grocery store, the establishment offers a deli counter, bakery and dining area where it serves its popular pastrami sandwiches.

A pharmacist in St. Louis weighed in on the shortage and discussed alternatives.

Investigators said Loy-Lange operated the equipment in a way that caused corrosion, and used it even though it was leaking.

Saturday marks one year since a deadly tornado hit an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville, Illinois.

This comes after the City of St. Charles shut down five of its seven wells over contamination concerns.