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"School shootings are preventable. This is not acceptable," said Congresswoman Cori Bush.

Earlier this month President Biden approved Illinois’ application for FEMA aid.

Parents met with Hazelwood school officials Thursday evening during a meeting the district did not allow media to attend.

The researchers also found Black women may be at an increased risk due to a higher usage rate of hair straightening products.

Parson visited police headquarters to thank them for their courage in a school shooting. His visit comes as his administration clashes with police over gun laws.

"God had me in the right place at the right time. I was there for a reason," Germaine Yancy, a safety officer, said.

It seems like the days are getting shorter as the fall season moves on. Sunrises are getting earlier as DST comes to a close.

In late 2021, former VA nurse practitioner William Luchtefeld pleaded guilty to three sex crimes including sexual assault and sodomy of two women.

The licensed clinical counselor saw a need in the community back in 2006 and continues her work through her program.

Security cameras caught the break-in just before 4 a.m. on Thursday.

The St. Louis Blues will face the Nashville Predators on Thursday night exclusively on ESPN+ and/or Hulu.

Police said an FBI background check successfully blocked him from buying the gun from the dealer on Oct. 8. He then bought a gun in a private sale.

Conservation police, local authorities and Nebraska state biologists are monitoring the animal’s movement and notifying people about its presence.

Sources say the gunman was planning his attack on a St. Louis high school for at least 60 days and got the murder weapon within the past two weeks.

The Major League Soccer franchise says it's now able to open its doors to fans for the first time.

The Missouri Department of Conservation shared an update Tuesday afternoon.

Three people, including the gunman, died in the shooting. Several others were injured.

On Nov. 8, Missouri voters will decide whether to legalize the sale of recreational marijuana. It's called Amendment 3.

Since medical marijuana sales became legal in Missouri in October 2020, revenue from dispensaries has grown to nearly $500 million.

The development will include apartments and multiple subdivisions of single-family houses, with new retail sites lining Tesson Ferry Road.