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A video shows the pup enjoying pets from animal control staffers, who named him Oscar.

Francisco Gonzalez remembers some family members, but is having trouble remembering his wife and his children, according to an update on GoFundMe.

The 31-year-old man was hit on the lot of a gas station on Hall Street.

Calverton Park is at least the third city to disband its police force this year.

St. Louis will suffer through dangerous heat and humidity this week, with an “Excessive Heat Warning” in effect for the region until Thursday evening.

The Central West End spot will remain open.

Dominic R. Buchholz, 22, of Maryland Heights, died Monday night when his motorcycle hit the back of an SUV on Lindbergh Boulevard.

The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the waiting period violated the free speech rights of a former state representative and a General Assembly employee.

Former city employee Opeoluwa Oke says the St. Louis corrections commissioner illegally fired him for raising the alarm on problem jail contracts and conditions inside the facility.

The lawsuit accuses Boar’s Head and Schnucks of negligence, breach of implied warranty and manufacturing defects.

The less we listen to people who know what they are talking about, the more we listen to people like this.

"I am shocked an agency would hire someone with two DUIs, but multiple agencies apparently did," said Sean Smoot, chairman of the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board.

Diamond's financial health and survival is of keen interest to the leagues. Professional teams depend on Diamond to air their games, and to pay for the right to do so.

A judge ruled that blood alcohol content evidence in a fatal 2022 DWI case cannot be used in court because officers didn't have a valid warrant for the blood draw.

Brandon L. Allen was accused of killing Douglas Sanders and critically injuring another man after chasing Sanders' car from Roxy's night club in Illinois on March 4.

Former Illinois Congressman Rodney Davis has been appointed head of government affairs for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

Authorities have charged two more people with murder in what police described as a drug deal that devolved into a fatal attempted robbery.

The Scottish Arms ends a 19-year run, though the restaurant is open to the possibility of new ownership.

“The money we’re losing is astronomical,” the course operator said. “I don’t know how long I can keep doing this."

After more than a year of contract negotiations and two strikes at one of the region's largest and busiest hospitals, nurses at St. Louis University Hospital approved a new contract.