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The man was taken to a local hospital for life-saving treatment, according to St. Louis County police.

One man, who was shot in the head, is in critical condition, according to police.

The development team set out a 10-year timeline for the project, with a range of industrial, residential, recreation and entertainment uses.

Here is a list of ways FEMA is helping flood victims in the St. Louis area.

FEMA staff members are meeting one-on-one with people to apply for assistance at the Hazelwood Civic Center until Aug. 19.

Metro released an update Tuesday on its efforts to restore MetroLink to normal service after recent flooding caused millions in estimated damage.

The County is storing bodies in a portable morgue and some area funeral homes.

A spokesman for Darren Bailey's campaign said, "Mike Pence followed the constitutional process" and "Joe Biden is the duly elected president."

As the U.S. government expands incentives for renewable energy, a decision by the Missouri Supreme Court is moving the state in the opposite direction.

Todd Wilbert faces murder, burglary, armed criminal action and unlawful use of a weapon - while inebriated charges.

Right now, the shelter is asking for people to adopt and foster animals, especially big dogs.

Green Street Real Estate and Ventures, known for extensive work on “The Grove” would reconstruct 40 acres along busy Manchester Road for homes and businesses.

Several school districts have already announced bus route cancellations, with school just one week away.

Jessica Medrano, a 41-year-old Lake St. Louis resident, was arrested Tuesday.

The town hall will give an update on the virus in St. Louis and discuss stigma, misinformation and prevention. Here's how to register to join.

Police believe the man was driving the truck that hit and killed a high school student in front of Ted Drewes Frozen Custard.

A white developer’s decision to call a new three-bed facility the Homer G. Phillips Memorial Hospital has been met by a strong backlash.

A date hasn't yet been set for the 2026 event at Bellerive, but it will take place in August officials said.

About 3,450 students will need to use alternate transportation.

It would be a class "A" misdemeanor if anyone provides visually explicit sexual material to a student.