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"We need the city services that we pay for," said one Tower Grove South resident.

A warrant was issued for his arrest on Aug. 16. He was ordered to be held without bond when he is taken into custody.

This is one in a string of incidents in which thieves have tried to break into cannabis stores across the St. Louis region

The animals were taken to Humane Society of Missouri's Macklind headquarters for evaluation and veterinary treatment.

President Biden's student loan forgiveness delivers a sizeable gift to college-educated voters, a key Democratic constituency

“The message to the airlines is you’ve got to make it easier for passengers to understand their rights," said Sec. Pete Buttigieg

The Missouri legislature passed HB 1878 and this new law takes effect Sunday.

Homeowners affected by the flood or volunteers looking to help can get involved with Samaritan's Purse's disaster relief efforts through Oct. 1.

Nicholas Haglof was sentenced to four years in federal prison and will also be required to pay $3,000 to victims that could be identified and asked for restitution.

"If you have been affected by the storms come and apply for SBA loans and at least start the process," Jones said Thursday afternoon.

Sanctioned Sneaker Collective and Milan Laser Hair Removal have opened up in the St. Charles area.

Revitalizing north St. Louis is a cornerstone of Mayor Tishaura Jones’ economic justice plan, fueled by $150 million in federal pandemic funds.

Sister Mary Roch Rocklage, who founded what's now the Chesterfield-based Mercy health care system, died Tuesday after a long illness, officials said.

The core of the law requires voters to show unexpired government-issued photo IDs, meaning that student IDs and voter registration cards are not allowed.

Firefighters found the boy unconscious inside the burning home and rushed him out. He was in critical condition but died at the hospital later in the day.

The self-proclaimed "largest multicultural event of the year" is back with vendors, live music and more.

A man was found dead Wednesday afternoon inside a home on Congress Avenue.

Parents can now opt-in for the Cassville School District to provide corporal punishment as a discipline option.

A 21-year-old woman and a 22-year-old man are charged with first-degree endangering the welfare of a child, a class B felony.

FEMA said that, to date, it has approved over $20.4 million in individual assistance grants for affected renters and homeowners.