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A letter from the principal of Civic Memorial High School said there was a protest scheduled for Friday over the district's masking policy.

Ryan O'Connor remains in the ICU, but is showing signs of progress in his battle against the virus.

For nearly four decades, Leslie Deason has given her all to figure skating. Now, she helps other reach their goals on the ice.

If you're still looking for unique ways to celebrate that special person in your life, we gathered up some ideas to help you out!

Participants will receive the investigational omicron booster and have their immune responses monitored through blood samples.

Students at Southern Illinois University Carbondale plan to offer free income tax assistance to low- and moderate-income community members.

It's often called one of the greatest Super Bowls of all time.

Jakobe Bass, 19, was found lying in a parking lot with multiple gunshot wounds in the 2600 block of Bellevue. He was later pronounced dead at a hospital.

Tyana Moore was found dead on the front porch of Kolors Learning Center on Jan. 27.

St. Louis fire leaders are doing an inventory of every vacant home, with plans to develop a computerized database so firefighters know what they're getting into.

Missouri has regained 98.8% of its jobs since the start of the pandemic, while Illinois has recovered 96.9% of its jobs.

There's a new otter in town, and he's got the neighbors talking.

Ted Drewes reopened for the 2022 season at 11 a.m. Thursday.

The pinnacle of Tim Peel’s career came in the 2014 Winter Games, where he received a bronze medal for the game he refereed.

The St. Louis area coach stresses not only doing it right but also embracing the opportunity.

A viewer asked the Verify team if their testing kits were already expired. Recent updates to kit expiration dates add to the confusion.

Homicide detectives are investigating.

Some Republicans contend the map approved last month doesn't do enough to shore up the 2nd District and some want to give the GOP a shot at winning seven seats.

Demeria Thomas, 38, pleaded guilty in federal court to deprivation of rights under color of law in connection with the attack, which occurred on March 22.

"It should be a safe community and not look like a Nascar track," Melynda Brannan said.