Eberto Herjon Jr., a 17-year-old soccer player from the St. Louis area, has been selected to serve as a flag bearer at the FIFA World Cup in Kansas City next month.
From fresh-picked berries to baked goods and local shopping, Historic Main Street brings back their Strawberry Festival for Saturday. Organizers say it’s one of the sweetest signs of summer in St. Charles.
HOUSTON (AP) — Milwaukee reliever Abner Uribe received a one-game suspension and an undisclosed fine for his inappropriate actions towards the St. Louis dugout earlier this week, MLB announced Friday. Uribe is appealing the suspension so he will be available Friday night when the Brewers open a three-game series at Houston. The suspension comes after [...]
St. Louis-based healthcare provider CareSTL Health says it will temporarily furlough all employees, citing delays in local, state and federal funding needed to support operations.
The accused gunman in a shooting Thursday afternoon at a Berkeley birthday gathering that killed one and hurt three others now faces felony charges. Investigators have also identified the victim killed in the shooting.
The Saint Louis Zoo will reopen its Dinoroarus dinosaur exhibit on June 19th, featuring 20 life-size animatronic figures, water effects, and a fossil dig activity.
A recent study by the University of Illinois found that three species of ticks are common in Illinois, with the lone star tick most prevalent in southern Illinois, the black-legged tick in the northern and central portions of the state, and the dog tick in the central and southern parts of the state.
Public transportation is important for every major city, and one group is aiming to provide some individuals with a pass for unlimited rides for a month.
ST. LOUIS - As May comes to a close, the St. Louis region will host a variety of events this weekend before heading into June and the midpoint of 2026. Shakespeare in the Park: The Tempest Forest Park Shakespeare Glen Friday-Sunday: 8:15 pmAfter a violent storm, travelers wash ashore on a mysterious island where nothing is [...]
Police are searching for 64-year-old Douglas "Scott" Litsey who was last seen on surveillance near his residence on May 21 and was reported missing from his home on May 24.
Drivers in St. Charles County, Missouri should expect delays starting June 1 due to the I-70 project, which will close two eastbound lanes and two westbound lanes on I-64 between Highway 364 and Route K nightly for several weeks.
The St. Clair County Sheriff's Department is searching for a man who claimed to be an Ameren utility worker and entered a home without proper identification, before fleeing after the homeowner called 911.