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Mine subsidence from an underground mine owned by New Frontier Materials caused the 100-feet wide, 30-feet deep sinkhole to open up on June 26 under the fields.

This is the second incident involving gunfire in Soulard in less than a week.

Nine new graduates received their badges Thursday night.

Tom Planchet comes to KSDK from sister-station WWL in New Orleans.

SND Equipment Leasing is a Missouri company that created the THC concentrate oil that led to regulators’ decision to pull more than 60,000 marijuana products.

She made the fateful decision to soak in her surroundings just before bed – and suffered a near-fatal fall, tumbling from her balcony.

For six weeks, kids will learn what certain things mean and how to tend to the land.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol recovered the body of Nicholas Combs, 39, of Eureka Tuesday from the Meramec River near George Winter Park.

A decision on the petition to temporarily pause payments was not made Thursday.

The mother told the I-Team she left the window open because their rental home had no working air conditioning.

The police officer's association welcomes the new additions but says in order to give morale a boost within the department, current officers need more relief.

The Greene County Prosecutor's Office charged Jeffrey Garrett, 39, with two counts each of first-degree murder and armed criminal action.

The Blues have signed a minor league affiliate deal with a team owned by prominent businessman David Hoffmann.

Officials urge drivers to avoid water-covered roads.

Effective Wednesday, Manchester Police Chief Scott Will is on administrative leave as part of an "ongoing independent investigation."

The story, which claimed to be about a professor at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, was actually about a college in New York.

The Society of Professional Journalists announced the recipients of the 2023 Sigma Delta Chi Awards for excellence in journalism, including Bush and Stasiak.

Mike Bush and Tom Stasiak were honored for feature and sports reporting.

Missouri ranks in the top 10 for most cars stolen according to the National Crime Insurance Bureau.

The grants cover a broad range of the automotive supply chain, the White House said, including electric motorcycles, school buses, hybrid powertrains and more.