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Heavy rain caused major flooding in July 2022 and cost the city $3 million and caused 300 homes to be condemned.

A homeless advocate says the government isn't doing enough to support homeless communities in the St. Louis region.

The rate for the “Build your own Clydesdales Party", starts at $1,000 per group of up to 15 people.

MoDOT said one lane of northbound I-55 will be closed between Bayless Avenue and Virginia Avenue starting at 5 p.m.

Charging documents said Kenderick D. Moore was in a stolen car when he hit Riggins and that he left his DNA on an airbag at the scene of the crash.

Police on Thursday identified the man who died as 24-year-old Dennis Jones of St. Louis.

The incident happened during Monday morning's bus routes.

Most customers weren't happy about the increase that helped fund a barber's union pension plan.

Michael Burrus admitted in court that he and others fraudulently charged more than $1 million worth of merchandise to 40 Lowe's Business Customers.

The victim's identity has not been released.

According to the Missouri Department of Conservation, Callery pears invade and degrade a variety of the state's natural habitats.

Opening Day is approaching, and there are many new changes at Busch Stadium this season.

Officers found the victim with a gunshot wound to his neck near the intersection of Bacon and North Market streets.

The tech-forward salad bars offer technology-enabled hood shields, automatic dispensers and a mounting system to ensure utensil handles don't touch the food.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul and 22 others called on the car companies to accelerate a software upgrade and provide other free protective measures.

A Walmart spokesperson said the decision was not made lightly.

The suspect in the case was the grandson of the victims.

Thirty-three-year-old Craig Mitchell lives in The Big Apple but grew up in north St. Louis. The advertising guru and voice actor saw his work skyrocket.

Founded in 1994, the St. Louis American Foundation was started to further its mission of service to the community.

"We clean it up and add a fresh coat, replaced some logs, but I would say 85% or 86% is in the original building," Faust Park's cultural site manager said.