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Police said when one of two men breaking into cars pulled a gun, the resident pulled out his, too, and shot at the two men.

Heather Crews, 38, was struck by one vehicle, then run over by other vehicles, police said. She died at the scene.

The movie was filmed over 19 days in November and December of 2023, all in the St. Louis area.

The federal Women, Infants and Children nutrition program serves at least 15,000 low-income clients in the St. Louis region

Work is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 10, and completed by 6 a.m. Monday, Oct. 13. During that time, westbound lanes of the parkway will be closed.

New filing says a sergeant in Alfred Montgomery's office was tasked with picking up his kids every week, constituting a misuse of public resources.

Police said an argument erupted in the parking lot of two fast food restaurants across the street from a St. Louis University athletic field.

St. Louis County went to check on a report of a suicidal person walking along the highway about 12:30 a.m. Tuesday on eastbound I-70, just east of the Blanchette Bridge.

"Trailside Farms" includes 383 single-family homes, 87 townhomes, a trail system, a baseball field, an outdoor skating rink and a War of 1812 memorial.

Patrol officials said the wrong-way driver, who also was in an SUV, was headed south in the northbound lanes of 170. He was 88 years old and driving a 2017 Chevrolet Equinox. He lived in St. Louis.

A federal judge could rule next on whether the machines constitute illegal gambling after years of inaction from Missouri politicians.

From St. Louis to St. Charles, the topic of data centers has generated debate and controversy. Here's a look at the key issues.

Former food professionals donated more than 1,000 cookbooks to the school's culinary program.

The Oct. 6, 2025 full moon is also known as the Harvest Moon, since it's the closest one to the autumnal equinox.

Details, such as starting date and run times, still are being worked out by the Missouri Department of Transportation, Amtrak and Union Pacific, the freight railroad that owns the tracks.

The book was completed in March of 1884, but wasn't published in the United States until Feb. 18, 1885. A wicked electrotyper nearly gave the fun-loving public a terrible shock.

Headlines from the Oct. 7, 1925, front page include:Coolidge gets glimpse of city in early morn automobile ride

Melickian, Zaven “Pete” Thur. Oct. 2, 2025. Beloved father of Susan Moody, Michelle (Timothy) Schnurbusch and Lindsey Melickian (Andrew Jackoway). Dear son of the late Setrak and Azniv Melickian. Our dear grandfather and great grandfather.

Bieker, Susan — Franklin, IN

88, Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Oct. 3rd, 2025. Army Veteran. Services: Vis. Oct. 9 from 4-8p Hutchens Mortuary in Florissant. Mass Oct. 10th at 10a Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church.