A former St. Louis aldermanic candidate and businessman has pleaded guilty to defrauding the Social Security Administration by falsely claiming he was unable to work while operating businesses, participating in public events, and receiving grant funding.
A St. Louis man and former bus driver has been sentenced to prison after admitting he drove an underage girl from Michigan across state lines to have sex with her.
The City of St. Charles is developing the new 97-acre Legacy Farms Park, a $5 million project that will feature a 12-acre lake and an 18-hole disc golf course.
Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis and Center of Creative Arts are teaming up to create an inclusive environment where children and teens both with and without disabilities can come together and share the spotlight.
When new allegations about Benton came to light earlier this year, Welch’s office said they submitted what had been documented in 2023 as part of their complaint.
A woman is facing a felony charge after investigators say she broke into the Franklin County Resource Center and Foster Closet and stole thousands of dollars' worth of items.
ST. LOUIS - In a world where so much of life happens through screens, a growing community on Cherokee Street is proving that sometimes all it takes to make a new friend is a handmade craft. Keepsake STL is a community-focused space that offers fiber arts workshops, retail items, and gathering events. Founder Carla Hines [...]
A music festival dedicated entirely to St. Louis artists is returning this fall for its second year, bringing local performers together for another celebration of the city’s music scene.
ST. LOUIS - Looking for a good scare? A horror-themed circus might be just the ticket. Paranormal Cirque Inferno will perform at South County Center from Aug. 7 through Aug. 10. The traveling show combines circus acts with horror and cabaret to create an unique immersive experience. Instead of clowns and animal acts, audiences can [...]
It was announced by World Bird Sanctuary Wednesday that a bald eagle, which sustained a gunshot wound two years ago, will not be released back into the wild.
Two former employees for the City of Webster Groves misused city-issued credit cards for purchases at strips clubs, cannabis stores and an Airbnb rental, according to a newly-released Missouri state audit.
Voters in Jefferson and St. Francois counties approved a proposition Tuesday to allow the Sunrise R-IX School District to return to four-day school weeks starting in the 2027-28 school year.
Wednesday is bringing some showers across the St. Louis Metro area, but overnight into Thursday, communities will see several rounds of rain and storms.
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