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State Rep. Justin Hicks in October sued a political rival after the rival posted a copy of a 2010 restraining order against Hicks.

The much anticipated solar eclipse cast darkness across a narrow swath 15 states Monday afternoon. Meteorologists Joe Martucci and Kirsten Lang recap the event. Plus, learn when the next total solar eclipse will happen.

The top FBI agent in St. Louis is headed back east.

A journey to deep-red Missouri to see the eclipse turns more harrowing, and more eye-opening, than planned.

The developer hasn't paid taxes for three years on some real estate, which is now among properties that could be sold at a city auction next year for back taxes.

A St. Louis County man was charged Sunday with shooting a woman in the chest over the weekend after an argument about their relationship.

St. Louis County prosecutors charged a woman Monday with shooting and killing a man outside of a Florissant hotel over the weekend.

At Parker Road elementary, near New Halls Ferry Road, Assistant Principal Michelle Smith donned a Chewbacca onesie for the school's "Star Wars"/pajama day in celebration of the eclipse.

Since shortly before 9 a.m., traffic on Interstate 55 from Interstate 270 in south St. Louis County to points south has been heavy.

The vacant, former AT&T tower in downtown St. Louis has sold again, nearly a year after a prior effort fell through.

The son of the Brown & Crouppen co-founder says the firm that advertises $1 billion in recoveries didn't pay the co-founder's trust what it was owed after he died.

People have come from all over the country to Farmington and Ste. Genevieve to catch the total solar eclipse.

The city is still hiring for more than 100 jobs posted prior to the freeze announcement.

The election results followed a national backlash against school boards that have tilted conservative in recent years.

Two women were killed in a crash Sunday afternoon on Illinois 159 just south of Illinois 140.

“At the end of the day it’s all about will of the people.”

Last week, Maplewood voters overwhelmingly rejected three incumbents and a progressive proposition, one of the starkest examples in the region of residents seeking change at the polls.

The crash happened Friday night in the 9400 block of Lewis and Clark Boulevard.

John Burroughs in Ladue joins MICDS on quest for squash domination. It will be an uphill battle.

More than 10 stores across Missouri and Illinois have issued a recall for eclipse glasses they sold.