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"When a call comes in like this, it's an all-hands-on-deck situation,” a spokesman for Mayor Tishaura Jones said of mass shooting incidents.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Homicide Division at 314-444-5371 or leave an anonymous with CrimeStoppers at 866-371-8477.

For every case sold, Urban Chestnut will donate $3 to The Zoo to support its animal care and conservation work.

"We've seen it against our seniors in Buffalo and now against our littlest of babies, this isn't the first time," Pastor Linda Settles said.

“They showed up one week and worked three hours," she said. "Another week six hours. They wouldn’t show up for a month. They’d give me every excuse there was.”

Dolores Boschert died in a weightlifting accident Tuesday. She was the sixth of seven sisters and an aunt to 10 nieces and nephews.

St. Louis veterans and the BJC community came together to pay respects to a Vietnam veteran with no loved ones.

The I-Team analyzed more than 2,000 records of guns at schools across the county.

Police say teens were driving a stolen Jeep when they crashed into a vehicle killing five members of the same family May 6.

The first 3.5-mile stretch is just phase 1 of five phases that will eventually extend 19 miles.

Missouri Senator Josh Hawley says expanding federal firearm background checks to include private gun sales and transfers would be too "intrusive" and "unnecessary."

The Madison County Sheriff’s Office identified the victim as Robert Stevens, a 78-year-old who lived nearby.

Police said they were looking for the suspect of an armed home invasion in the area of North Glendale Elementary School.

Hitting the road for the Memorial Day holiday weekend? Here are ways to save some cash.

Meet a local scholarship recipient who's going to nursing school with help from "Folds of Honor."

The feds said she used the money for vacations, purchasing real estate and other personal expenses.

"While many assume that young people are leaving because of crime or politics, it's simpler than that."

“Our intent is to breathe new life into this gorgeous structure and avoid demolition by neglect."

School districts everywhere are reacting to what happened in Texas. In Ellisville, that means increased patrols for their schools.

Mental health professionals say children need to walk through the process of trauma and grief the same way adults do.