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Doing stand-up comedy wasn’t initially in the plans for Towers, who was raised in Rock Hill in a progressive Irish Catholic household.

Lawsuit filed by women whose sons and daughters died in jail.

SSM Health said the hospital is “well-prepared” to remain open and care for patients.

The wrecked vehicle was discovered about 5 a.m., but Spiess said investigators aren't sure what time the vehicle hit the store.

Intermittent 20-minute closures of Interstate 70 near the Cave Springs Road exit will take place overnight Thursday and Friday.

The breaks, worth about $155 million, will allow Boeing to compete for future defense department contracts. The company wants to expand its footprint adjacent to St. Louis Lambert International Airport.

Webster University students called for a quarterly report on university spending, higher pay for faculty and staff and public succession planning, among other things.

Channel 9 was among six new TV stations in St. Louis on FCC’s drawing board in 1952.

The owner of downtown's Railway Exchange Building has stopped paying for security, heightening concerns over the dangers the property poses to the public.

The effort is modeled after a similar program to help resettle Afghan refugees here with housing grants, job training, English classes and other resources.

When Seafood City closed, and turned off its electricity, no one took the frozen fish out of the freezers.

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A St. Louis judge has barred the St. Louis Post-Dispatch from reporting on a mental health evaluation for a man accused of killing a St. Louis police officer until after the man's trial.

Gray Media Group, the parent company of local station KMOV, filed suit last week against competitor KSDK arguing it had violated a trademark by debuting a new weather brand.

State Sen. Bill Eigel, R-Weldon Spring, was responding to criticism of a video showing him at a St. Charles County political event burning a stack of cardboard boxes with a flamethrower.

The murder trial of a Maplewood man ended in a mistrial Tuesday after a prosecutor mentioned details of the man's criminal record during opening statements.

The last two operating Fields Foods have shuttered, seemingly ending the local grocer chain's existence in St. Louis.

It's the latest allegation of mismanagement against controversial landlords Vic Alston and Sid Chakraverty, the brothers behind Asprient Properties, Lux Living and STL CityWide.

It was fitting that the Cardinals' Adam Wainwright pitched a vintage performance to get win No. 200 — as if it was to represent so many of the other 199.

In his 30-plus years doing stand-up, Shawn Wayans has never performed in St. Louis. He’s never even been to St. Louis.