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St. Louis news anchor emphasizes how fortunate he's been — not only with his family, which now includes two grandchildren — but also his work.

From 1961 to 2013, Guido Weiss was the pre-eminent mathematician at Washington University, a superstar who gave an international luster to the math department.

It’s the latest effort by Republicans to put roll back the expansion approved by voters in 2020.

This weekend, two former St. Louis franchises will meet in the NFL playoffs. On January 15, 1988, Bill Bidwill, the owner of the St. Louis Cardinals football team, announced his plans to move the team to Phoenix from St. Louis.

Brittany McMillan and Brady Witcher were accused in a multistate crime spree that included four homicides.

The annual July 2 signing period was pushed back to a Jan. 15 start, and the Cardinals are expected to finalize deals with two touted teens.

Thomas Lamar Perry walked away from a halfway house in Farmington and removed his GPS tracking device.

Duck hunters grew concerned after seeing a running tractor and an overflowing grain trailer, authorities said.

The employee, Bretton DeLaria, created fake invoices to defraud St. Louis University.

Estimated opioid overdose deaths in the United States surpassed 100,000 for the first time for the 12-month period ending in April 2021.

Here’s a sampling of the many shows headed to St. Louis-area venues in 2022.

Jalon Moore robbed two business and a bank in Illinois and robbed or tried to rob five businesses in Missouri in 2019.

One firefighter was killed and two others were injured in the fire in a north St. Louis building, according to the fire department.

When the pandemic took hold, Charlotte Fressilli realized she had time to return to art making, and possibly sell her unique card designs.

The locations of Fuzzy's in Webster Groves, Manchester, Maryland Heights and St. Charles are closed for "the time being."

But unlike last winter, the rates of infection among residents are markedly lower than the rates among nursing home workers.

The former county police chief, a frequent critic of Sam Page, stopped receiving his annual $85,000 pension once he joined the County Council in 2019.

Ben Boyd comes from KMOX to replace retiring Anne Carroll, who led the now 145-station operation for 34 years.

Most of the ‘paper-only’ transactions that caught the government’s attention occurred in 2012 or earlier, outside the statute of limitations.

Sharon Tyus proposes a return to partisan primaries, but runoffs to pick party nominees when no one in a race gets more than 50% of vote.