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"Drive safe — even when you think no one's watching," the Highway Patrol said.

A Kirkwood water main break Thursday had put the whole suburb, which runs its own water department, under a boil advisory for two days.

The Missouri Highway Patrol now refuses to release the names of crash victims, a policy change within the last year.

The crash shut down eastbound lanes of the highway for two hours.

Soon after this school year started, a noxious odor started to affect students and staff in parts of Francis Howell North High School’s new building.

The St. Louis region’s dominant water utility will soon raise its annual revenues by $143 million, based on agreements approved this week by state regulators.

The cave-in there, estimated to be 20 feet deep, was one of two holes that opened in city streets after a rainy spell in mid-April.

Burrus, Donald E. - St. Louis, MO

Don Burrus, 90, passed away peacefully.

Theresa Louise Lossman, 41, passed away on May 8, 2025, in St. Louis, Missouri. Born on March 29, 1984, they will be remembered by those who knew them. May their memory bring comfort and peace to all whose lives they…

Cascia Hall Preparatory School had its school day happily disrupted Thursday by the stunning news that a former governing board member just became Pope Leo XIV.

Bradley has been president of the Board of Public Service since 2009.

Investigators say Carlos Martinez fled the scene and later took the license plates off his car.

Officers arrived at the house just after 4 a.m. in the 5100 block of Wells Avenue, near Sherman Park and Kingshighway.

Hawley and U.S. Rep. Peter Welch want to prohibit pharmaceutical companies in the U.S. from charging higher prices than the international average.

Tourism officials said the event said will draw thousands of visitors to the region.

Federal prosecutors in St. Louis say Clubb's nephew forced Clubb — a quadriplegic — to live in a tiny garage. And when he died, the nephew took his benefit checks.

The issue of vouchers has become a significant sticking point in budget talks in the Missouri Legislature, all but shutting down the House and Senate for much of the day Thursday.

Content by BJC. It is Tommye Austin's great honor to celebrate another National Nurses Month — her third in the greater St. Louis area.

The lack of state funding for liability claims has generated attention recently as KC Mayor Quinton Lucas publicly called this week for the state to help cover millions in legal settlements.