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"We’re just trying to meet the market on this pay increase so we can get people to provide the services that Missourians need and expect."

The 82-year-old was found safe by police Tuesday morning.

"It would create a conflict of interest for me to hold both of these positions concurrently," Heather Navarro said.

"Most people agree that if you have a vibrant downtown with many people participating in events, walking the streets; it’s less opportunity for crime to occur."

Anyone with tickets can request an exchange, donate the value of the tickets to the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra or request a refund.

American Red Cross has seen less than a one-day supply of critical blood products in recent weeks nationwide.

“I think things are going to get worse in Missouri before they get better,” said Johnson.

Dick Vermeil joined Sports Plus to talk about the Hall of Fame, Kurt Warner's "American Underdog" and if the "Greatest Show on Turf" is the best offense of all-time

Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson says with the omicron surge, they're seeing six times as many COVID-related 911 calls as they did before Christmas.

Thanks to everyone who helped with the search.

"I bring a championship mentality to anything I am involved in," Super Bowl champ Sylvester Williams said of his new venture: Quantum Laboratory.

Start 2022 off by getting your finances in order!

The St. Louis Cardinals are accepting applications for usher and event attendant positions for the 2022 season.

Melissa Pillot of the Forsyth School in St. Louis was selected for her "outstanding efforts to promote sustainability on her school’s campus."

Ian Quinn, a St. Louis native and Lutheran High School graduate, won the 16-lap, long-track mass start race at the U.S. speedskating trials in Milwaukee Sunday.

Republican lawmakers in charge of redrawing the state's congressional districts have put forth a plan that would keep six Republican districts and two Democrat.

St. Louis City and County are searching for new top cops, but candidates and processes carry complications

50 years ago the Blues brawled with the Philadelphia police, Flyers fans and had three players and a coach arrested in the wildest night in franchise history

Allie Corey and her family tested positive during the holidays and quarantined at home.

Emily Hernandez pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor charge of entering or remaining in a restricted building.