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New co-host Nat Cardona joins the program for a new season that looks at North Carolina serial killer Robert Sylvester Alston.

He wrote a LinkedIn post after hearing an employee's car had been broken into right outside the office on Locust Street, the second time in the past few weeks.

Weekends Only, which used to advertise, "We're so cheap, we don't even turn on the lights 'til Friday," is turning out its lights for good.

The Associated Press called the race on Tuesday.

The company also announced its launch of Project Momentum, an effort to save $80 million to $100 million over the next two years.

A Maryland Heights-based medical manufacturer is seeking tax breaks from St. Louis County to help pay for its expansion into a building in Bridgeton.

Two women argued in court filings they faced a hostile work environment and were effectively forced to resign from Mercedes-Benz of St. Louis.

Jeff Foxworthy was also on the bill with Jay Leno at the Fox Theatre.

The unidentified man was fatally shot about 10 p.m. Sunday near Riaza Square and Larimore Parkway Drive.

The suspension, which was scheduled to end Wednesday, is now set to run until Dec. 4. Meanwhile, 1 of 5 daily round trips to Chicago resumes later this week.

Democrats win lawsuit against Missouri attorney general’s office over Sunshine Law.

A team of 15 investigators was called Sunday evening after a St. Ann man was found shot dead in a vehicle.

Details were outlined in motions filed Monday in 19 civil lawsuits requesting that the Cedar County judge overseeing those cases allow attorneys to seek punitive damages.

Pop Lou Cohen fêted over weekend for 90th birthday; son signs new three-year deal to extend “Radio Andy” on Sirius XM Radio’s Channel 102.

Groups representing librarians are expected to call on Secretary Jay Ashcroft to drop his proposal.

All charges against Grant Gaumer were dropped this month.

Parts of the region got up to 3 inches; most of the snow melted quickly.

After losing auditor bid, state rep tries for another office.

St. Louis funds at least four shelters now and plans to fund more by Dec. 1. But volunteers say there aren't enough spaces now and blame the city for waiting too long to put preparations in place.

With its 22,500 seats, CityPark bucks the recent trend of MLS soccer stadiums built for crowds of less than 20,000.