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One change could set up a three-way matchup in a new ward among Aldermen Cara Spencer, Jack Coatar and Dan Guenther.

Upturn in cases suggests 'continued evolution of COVID into an endemic virus that's probably going to have periodic surges," task force chief said.

It turns out the Pilgrims weren't bad cooks. We re-create what may have been served at the First Thanksgiving, with reasonably delicious results.

Check out the highlights of Ben Frederickson's weekly chat with St. Louis sports fans.

With the holidays approaching, the funding holdup is likely to delay construction bidding on the project until next year, officials said.

Christopher Grant fired three shots through his front door in 2019, killing Trooper Nick Hopkins.

The Vegas Golden Knights want what the Blues have — and they don’t plan on waiting 50 years to get it.

The testimony came during a hearing for Kevin Strickland, who has served 43 years in prison for murders that many believe he did not commit.

A new law in Iowa allows people fired for not getting a vaccine to receive unemployment benefits.

Company's own 'self-dealing' creates legal problem.

Weather permitting, the work will take place between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Illinois transportation officials said.

The City Council is to decide on Dec. 13 whether to place the 'Wayfair tax' on the ballot.

The teen was pointing a gun at her but became distracted, the woman said, so she grabbed her gun and shot him. He was in stable condition.

Bush said she spoke to President Joe Biden before Friday's vote.

St. Louis city prosecutors on Tuesday charged Perez D. Reed, 25, with killing two people and wounding another during a rash of September shootings.

Lester Eitniear, 44, of the 3900 block of Michigan Avenue was pronounced dead at the scene.

Clifton Southern, 44, of the 1900 block of Hebert Street was pronounced dead at the scene.

The 16-year-old was conscious and breathing after the shooting, which happened just before 10 p.m. in the 8800 block of North Broadway.

He brings his “Creamy and Crunchy Tour” to the Funny Bone for shows Nov. 11-14.

Khadeem Ratcliff admitted setting a fire in a garage in the 2400 block of Northridge Place around the corner from Ratcliff's home.