ST. LOUIS - With the weekend expected to bring pleasant temperatures, there are several events across the St. Louis region that can give residents a sense of the fall season. Oktoberfest St. Louis 2026 Friday-Sunday: Urban Chestnut Brewery, The GroveJoin us for three full days of live music, traditional German fare, and most importantly, delicious [...]
ST. LOUIS - The heaviest rain is done for the bulk of the St. Louis region, though some steadier showers will continue to roll across our southernmost counties early Friday. Elsewhere, low hanging clouds, mist, and pockets of drizzle will hang around through daybreak. Cloudy skies Friday morning will gradually give way to clearing skies [...]
ST. LOUIS - A man was killed in a shooting early Friday in west St. Louis. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, the shooting occurred around 12:40 a.m. in the 1200 block of Hamilton Avenue near the Hamilton Heights neighborhood. An investigation is ongoing. Homicide detectives were requested, police said.
A man in south St. Louis said the alleyway behind his home has long been a magnet for illegal dumping. But rather than complaining, he decided to do something about it.
Oct. 1 marked the beginning of Circus Harmony’s performances during Halloween Nights at Grant’s Farm. Titled “Head Over Heels,” the troupe performs four shows on Thursdays and Sundays and five shows on Fridays and Saturdays, each roughly 15 minutes long, until Oct. 30.
The cooler weather is providing some hope for Marquita Mahon, owner of STL Steak and Cake in the Tower Grove South neighborhood of St. Louis. The business recently announced that if sales do not pick up, its doors will close for good.
Police are asking for help with finding a man who is wanted for allegedly assaulting a police officer after an incident that became a multi-highway police chase and shooting.
Environmental advocates and state wildlife officials are seeking public assistance to remove the Northern Snakehead, an invasive fish species that is competing for food with native aquatic life in Missouri.
Modifications to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) start in Missouri today, bringing paperwork mandates and more assistance at grocery stores across the state. The changes also introducer stricter eligibility criteria for people relying on federal food support.
A former mining site near Fredericktown that was once designated a Superfund site could soon become a major source of rare earth minerals for the United States.
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources says the new state energy plan is based on four key areas: energy independence, economic growth, grid reliability and nuclear enablement.
EFFINGHAM, Ill. (WCIA) -- An 86-year-old man has died after he became Shelby County's first known human case of West Nile Virus in 2026. The Shelby County Health Department announced via its website that it confirmed the virus contributed to man's death on Sept. 11. He passed away at an Effingham healthcare facility. The Illinois [...]
A Washington County murder trial that focuses on a mysterious text message is wrapping up. It’s a case fox files investigator Chris Hayes has been covering for 5 years, and he’s in court to monitor the result.
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