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Texas authorities confirmed a child's death in a statement Friday but did not say where the child was from or why they became ill.

School officials said an esports arena would have raised Maryville’s status in the multibillion-dollar industry and driven more revenue to the college and city.

According to police, 15 people were on the boat at the time of the explosion, including four children, one teenager and 10 adults.

A 7-year-old boy was killed after a driver heading in the wrong direction struck a vehicle head-on near Wentzville early this morning, said the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

This is the Association of Pickleball Professionals's second tournament in St. Louis. It featured over 400 pro and amateur players competing for a total of $50,000 in prize money.

The misadventures of three old men on a recent road trip — from the General's point of view.

Is our economy doing better or worse? See recent changes in local employment, regional inflation and more in these regularly updated charts and maps.

One hundred new Bar K dog parks could open across the United States and Canada within the next four years under an acquisition deal between the Kansas City-based company and a real estate development and management firm in Arizona.

All told, and across all platforms, the videos have been seen nearly 3 billion times.

More than 200,000 are expected to lose Medicaid health insurance coverage once the process is complete.

Saint Louis folks should be prepared for high temperatures. Temperatures are projected to be a quite blistering high of 91. Today has the makings of a perfect day to hit the pool or find a nice air-conditioned room. We'll see…

The one-vote victory in the runoff for Alderwoman Charlee McBride came after a tie between the two candidates in April's election.

LaTaunia Kenner’s demotion comes as Comptroller Darlene Green’s other top deputy plans to retire and the office struggles with turnover, paying city bills.

The night in July was magical and a stadium packed with people singing along with every lyric. A stranger snapped a photo, and a St. Louisan has a memory preserved.

Only 48 licenses will be awarded in October after about 1,600 applications were recently submitted for new marijuana business licenses.

Residents of the SoHo apartments in Soulard complain about slapdash construction, unauthorized entries into units from staff and short-term rentals.

Argentina officials commemorated the life of Train, a beloved rescue dog trained to track animals in the wild after humble beginnings in St. Louis.

Nathaniel Edwards, 30, was set to face trial next week for seven charges, including first-degree murder. But prosecutors offered a deal when the case against Edwards largely fell apart.

Most judges are very careful about their ethical obligations. The example of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas stands in contrast.

More than 30 Call-A-Ride customers for several months will test using the agency's Transit app via smartphones. Bus and MetroLink riders have been able to use the app to buy tickets since mid-2020.