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An outbreak of 13 tornadoes struck the St. Louis region recently, and some residents are wondering whether an old tornado safety myth is actually true.

The Cardinals have not said what the rain will mean for the rest of the schedule or when the game will begin.

MARCs will provide a one-stop shop for residents in need of assistance after the March 14 storms.

"That kind of thing just doesn't happen in our area," neighbors said.

​St. Louis County officers were called at 12:25 p.m. to the scene on the 2500 block of Saddle Ridge Drive.

The Illinois State Police said it arrested the 17-year-old boy from Fairview Heights. He was charged as a juvenile with first-degree murder.

The driver remained at the scene, according to MSHP.

After 47 years at 4412 Jamieson Ave., Mom's Deli closed on Feb. 23 after its lease wasn't renewed.

St. Louis County police said they believe Moriarty may have more victims and that he used social media to contact them.

An iconic St. Louis landmark is almost ready to welcome visitors once again with new exhibits and a fresh look—while preserving its deep historical significance.

Anyone who believes they may have been a victim but has not yet reported it was asked to contact the Maryland Heights Police Department.

Officer Nathan Spiess leaves Barnes-Jewish Hospital after surviving critical injuries amid a car chase.

Gov. Kehoe signed HB495 into law, initiating a state takeover of the St. Louis police department, slated to begin in 90 days.

The verdict included $28.1 million in compensatory damages and $20 million in punitive damages to Sarah and Blake Anyan.

Gov. Kehoe has said putting the police department under state control was one of the things the people of Missouri elected him to do.

Three people in their 60s were charged with first-degree murder and robbery in connection with a southern Illinois man's death.

KDHX's parent organization agreed to sell its FCC license and tower to K-Love Inc., a national Christian radio network.

'We decided that this is where we belong because this is where he's at.'

Illinoisans vote in local elections on April 1. Our voter guide has everything you need to know—from key races and early voting to what to bring to the polls.

Do bags need to be clear? Are water bottles allowed? Here’s everything you need to know before you visit the ballpark.