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Ray Orf's opened during bowling's heyday and has survived to see the pastime make a comeback.

Visitors to StoptheCarwash.com see a Photoshopped car wash wedged between two homes and an urgent message: Pack a Wednesday meeting of the Planning Commission and "join us in the fight to stop this very bad idea!"

Eric Schmitt was the last freshman senator to introduce his first bill. It has little chance of passing a Democratic-controlled Senate.

St. Louis County Council members voted to reverse a rule barring tobacco sales near schools at the request of business owners that have been cited for selling tobacco to minors.

One bill would have reversed a rule barring tobacco sales near schools, and another would have made it illegal to be in the street if sidewalks are present.

The “All Things New” downsizing includes 35 closed parishes, five mergers of 15 parishes and dozens of others that will share pastors.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the man who died as 24-year-old Zachiriah A. Hahn.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the man who died as 20-year-old Jared C. Young.

Doctors are reluctant to practice in places where making the best decision for a patient could result in huge fines or even a prison sentence.

“It’s going to be very difficult for voters to distinguish the real from the fake.”

The sweeping changes to the archdiocese announced Saturday are a lot to take in. See how your parish will be affected.

The 17-year-old suffered a traumatic brain injury when he was shot while trying to pick up his younger brothers in April.

Mike Brennan from the National Hurricane Center explains what to expect during the upcoming hurricane season that begins June 1.

For decades, tuition rises while state funding drops. The result? Missouri ranks 47th in the nation in per capita funding for higher education.

Events include ceremonies at cemeteries, parades and a fireworks display.

The area's fallen service members are receiving a long-delayed acknowledgement of their sacrifice.

A 35-year-old man was shot Monday morning in the city's O'Fallon neighborhood, police said.

The troubled appliance company that began as Goedeker’s in St. Louis suffers yet another hit to its reputation.

A man fired at police and then shot himself Sunday afternoon after a brief foot chase outside of a strip mall in O'Fallon, Illinois.

Police responded just before 4:30 a.m. to Leonor K. Sullivan Boulevard and Dr. Martin Luther King Drive and found a man who had been shot in the side.