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"This is the shot in the arm North St. Louis businesses have been asking for," said St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones.

A St. Louis man said he took matters into his own hands after prosecutors dismissed charges against the man accused of killing his sister. He killed the man himself.

Authorities say Michelle Y. Peters, 47, of Lebanon, Missouri, admitted to spiking bottles of Mountain Dew in the garage fridge her husband often drank from.

The Mid-America Carpenters Regional Council is suing an apartment developer and his partners, alleging the men haven't repaid a more than $500,000 loan.

A man who hit and killed a teen crossing the street outside of Ted Drewes and drove away was sentenced Friday to as few as 120 days in prison.

Gino Rives convinced elderly women he could repair their homes. Now he's heading to prison.

A man on Thursday night was killed after police said he crashed his truck while fleeing officers during an attempted traffic stop.

Toxins released by cyanobacteria can be fatal for pets and make people sick. Blooms spike in the summer across the Midwest, and are becoming more frequent each year, globally, as temperatures warm.

An emergency plan would eliminate 70 bus routes this fall, or 12% of the total scheduled to transport about 14,000 students.

It was fascinating to see results of a faculty vote at a university embroiled in controversy about its student protests about the war in Gaza and a subsequent police crackdown

The fiance of State Rep. Chantelle Nickson-Clark faces a series of money laundering charges. She says she believes in "our system of justice."

Content by Soldiers Memorial Military Museum. Boccia was one of many art school students recruited for this top-secret unit designed to deceive and mislead German forces.

Can cities and counties on both sides of the Mississippi River come together on a clear strategy to help people find housing?

In the world of aerospace, where decisions play out over the course of decades, Boeing is managing with choices made years ago, and leaders are placing bets on new programs.

Fishbone is planning the restoration of the World’s Fair themed mural on the Edison Brothers Building at 14th Street at Hwy 64/40 in downtown St. Louis.

Title Partners is one of the area's largest locally owned title companies with seven offices across St. Louis, St. Charles, and Lincoln Counties.

A man was shot and killed overnight Thursday in the city's Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood.

A man on Thursday was charged in a toddler's death after the child ingested fentanyl and died in north St. Louis County.

Police found the two people inside a car with multiple gunshot wounds.

The underground mine that collapsed and left behind a massive hole at an Alton park Wednesday morning was an active limestone operation, the mining company confirmed Thursday.