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The magician is back on Netflix with "The Magic Prank Show" where he teaches people lessons via pranks.

The star projector beamed its first show on April 16, 1963. A few people complained of a lack of headrests on seats, but lines kept forming for more star shows.

Like his child, Dusty Farr says he also changed. “There’s the dead me. And then there’s the new me.”

Some estimates said one-fourth of the city's 160,000 people turned out for the funeral on April 16, 1858.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely in St. Louis Tuesday and some could produce damaging hail and wind. A couple of tornadoes can't be ruled out either. Get all the details on the hazards and the timing of the storms in…

Schnuck Markets Inc. is installing solar panels at the company's Edwardsville location. Due to the installation, employees will be restocking some items early Tuesday.

Eric Schmitt pointed out that Senate majority leader recently called for new elections in Israel and also refused to call an Israeli aid package for a vote.

The southbound ramp onto Interstate 55 from Arsenal Street will close for two weeks starting April 22.

Aldermen wrapped their legislative session without considering the proposal, citing concerns about its legality and backlash from state lawmakers.

A St. Louis firefighter ran out of oxygen while trapped under rubble because he was wearing faulty breathing equipment, according to a lawsuit filed by his parents.

A 70-year-old mapping company here has sold to a Virginia-based engineering firm for $44 million.

The effort is aimed at cracking down on some of the reckless driving and red-light running.

They want Andrew Bailey to launch a statewide investigation and warn parents about what they say has gone on inside some of these schools for far too long.

A man held a woman hostage for about two hours Monday inside a vehicle in a garage near St. Charles City Hall.

A man accused of forcing a college student from India to work under threat of abuse is now indicted alongside his wife for stealing money from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Answer times at the city's 911 system continued improving last month after years of frustration and scrutiny for frequently putting callers on hold during emergencies.

In Axios report, Missouri’s senior GOP senator — who has courted organized labor recently — picked up $5,000 from Teamsters’ political action committee.

A judge awarded more than $23 million Monday to a former St. Louis police officer, who was beaten by his colleagues while working undercover during protests.

The Clark Family Branch, on the site of the old administrative building, encompasses 74,000 square feet.

Page spokesman Doug Moore said that the $40 million set aside for the facility won't be nearly enough to cover costs now.