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Body camera footage captures officers wading out into rushing water to help people trapped in their cars during July's historic rain.

The apartments, located off Highway 40 on Technology Drive, are expected to open in late 2024.

The woman, in her 60s, was found dead about 6 a.m. Wednesday in the 3100 Franklin Avenue, in the city's Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood.

A water main break caused the troubles Tuesday night.

Rainfall in some of the drought-affected areas has calmed concerns about water use restrictions.

Access to federal resources appears to depend on which side of the Mississippi River you live on.

The unidentified victim was shot in the 4000 block of Iowa Avenue.

Positive tests of the virus must be reported within one day.

On Aug. 18, 1906, St. Louis witnessed its first "high-speed" chase by police, known as "Skidoodle Cops." This is how the Post-Dispatch covered the event.

A federal grand jury indicted Maureen Woodson, a former Flordell Hills city clerk, and Donna Thompson, a former assistant city clerk, on charges of wire and mail fraud.

David M. Hoss, 61, died after the collision on Highway 185 near Sleepy Hollow Road.

Donald L. Nelson, 68, was struck as he stood in the middle of the Natural Bridge Road, near St. Louis Lambert International Airport.

Police described the victims as male but did not release their names or ages.

The Missouri Highway Patrol identified the victim as Paul W. Atherton, 53, of O'Fallon, Missouri.

Walter Lee Hoornstra of Tecumseh was charged with communicating an interstate threat and making a threatening telephone call.

KYKY's Lance Hildebrand, KMOX's Brian Kelley, KYKY/KEZK's Stel Pontikes and WFUN/WHHL's Derk Brown are gone from STL stations.

In highly-charged, partisan language at the Illinois State Fair, Democratic leaders accused Republicans of sowing division.

The shooting happened just before 2 p.m. at Hodiamont Avenue and Romaine Place.

Missouri could be first state in which voters would require courts to forgive past marijuana offenses.

The bandit at Yeti Gaming on Watson Road had hammered through glass display cases to get to the items, leaving blood droplets behind.