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“It has kind of been Salem folklore for a long time,” Mayor Nick Farley said.

After three months of repairs from a powerful tornado, Hotshots in Arnold is back open with a fresh look, new menu, and big plans to celebrate.

His mom said her son was a loving person, who was eager to get a job and a driver's license. However, he never even made it to his high school graduation.

Erika Morton is facing 10 charges related to child sexual abuse material. The school district said authorities don't believe the incidents involved any students.

NWS survey crews quickly surveyed damage from Wednesday morning's storms. Here's where the tornado touched down.

Tornado risk is heightened Wednesday afternoon through evening. Here's which counties are forecast to see the worst of the storm.

The St. Louis region faces heightened tornado risks Wednesday as severe storms approach.

Surveillance video reportedly showed two people getting into an argument inside the store, which escalated into the fatal shooting.

Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel did not list the full terms of the deal, and did not release a national security agreement struck with Trump's administration.

Eureka Mayor Sean Flower said the withdrawal may have stemmed from a corporate changeover in the coffeehouse chain.

Here's how you can stay cool and safe during this summer's heat.

Police said the vehicle that fatally struck the man left the scene of the crash.

The Urge and The Funky Butt Brass Band hit the stage Tuesday evening before a crowd of cheering supporters who want to see the city bounce back.

The three-vehicle crash happened on I-270 eastbound near Old Halls Ferry Road in Black Jack.

Court documents said Bryan Keith Washington stabbed Robert E. Lewis through the heart as he tried to get away.

Police said the 55-year-old man was attacked at the 4500 block of Alice on April 15. Tuesday, the coroner ruled the death as suspicious.

"Text to 911 can be an important lifeline for anyone who is deaf, hard of hearing, or has trouble speaking,” County Executive Sam Page said.

For a month, Tony Stewart has slept in his semitruck after a tornado destroyed his home. Now, he's feeding more than 100 people a day in north St. Louis.

A jury found 60-year-old Reginald Wright guilty of assault. Prosecutors say in a rage, he pointed a loaded gun at an employee and pistol-whipped two of them.

The effort may face fierce resistance from the marijuana industry, which accused hemp leaders of trying to roll back cannabis legalization amendments