stLouIST‘Heat dome’ will bring high temperatures to the St. Louis region
The unusually hot weather will last six to 10 days, said meteorologist Brad Charboneau, with the National Weather Service in St. Louis
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Rex Sinquefield pumps $1M into Mike Kehoe’s campaign for Missouri governor
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Crystal Quade endorsed by Planned Parenthood.
Missouri officials break ground on Interstate 70 expansion. A ‘generational investment.’
The goal is to finish the expansion by 2030.
Aveda to close its Galleria store in Richmond Heights
Aveda joins a list of retailers that have closed at the Galleria in recent months.
St. Clair County man pleads guilty to murder of failed car thief in Soulard
Brett Kress, 28, of St. Clair County, will serve 15 years after pleading guilty to the second-degree murder of Jesse Lopez, 24, at Conoco gas on Gravois Avenue in Soulard.
A first look at the new showpiece of the St. Louis County Library
Not only is the new Clark Family library branch a reading space, but it's also a research space, work space, play space, author space and creative space.
A fight over infidelity led Ferguson man to shoot wife after downtown St. Louis party
Their daughter, Jordan Cannaday, said the couple of about 18 years were "the most amazing parents." She said she felt like she lost both of them.
St. Louis doesn’t appeal earnings tax ruling. But ‘serious discussions’ are underway.
A prospective settlement between the parties could address a number of issues.
Changes to police, trash budgets up for votes in St. Louis
The Estimate Board will meet virtually at 2 p.m. Thursday.
Health care contract will cost St. Louis County millions more, losing bidder alleges
The county also unfairly changed its evaluation metrics in the middle of the bidding process, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield claims.
A 98-year-old Missouri man’s liver was donated. He may be the oldest US organ donor ever.
Orville Allen, a veteran of both World War II and the Korean War, lived a lifetime of service.
Missouri governor says budget vetoes on the horizon. ‘No question about it.’
The state has a budget surplus of about $5 billion.
Woman charged in infant's death was running illegal daycare in Florissant, police say
A daycare owner was watching 16 children by herself, police said.
St. Louis' accidental actress Phyllis Smith returns in 'Inside Out 2'
The co-star of the long-running hit TV show "The Office" again provides the voice of the emotion Sadness in the animated sequel.
Man, 46, charged with killing his brother during argument in north St. Louis County
Police said David Hemphill, 46, faces second-degree murder charges in the fatal shooting of his brother, J.T. Hemphill, 49, in the Glasgow Village area.
St. Louis man charged two years later with killing woman, 63
Michael Winston, 27, was charged Wednesday with the 2022 murder outside Michigan Market in the city's Carondelet neighborhood.
Messenger: MoDOT wanted to get rid of a homeless camp. So it tore down a hill of trees.
Two people were camping in woods near I-255 and Telegraph Road. MoDOT bulldozers scraped the land bare.
Man charged with murder in death of girlfriend’s other boyfriend in Wentzville
Police say the shooting victim, who died at the scene, had been dating the woman for off-and-on for about three years.
Cara Spencer: St. Louis should consider ‘opt-in’ recycling
Only about a third of what’s put into recycling bins has actually been processed in recent years.
Army Corps finishes Jana area cleanup, to hold Wednesday meeting on radioactivity removal
A week after announcing the successful removal of radioactivity near Florissant's Jana Elementary School, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is hosting a public meeting about its cleanup work.