EUREKA, Mo. - Six Flags St. Louis is holding auditions for Friday Fest this weekend. The park is hiring seasonal workers to staff its haunted attractions and scare zones. Auditions run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday and will continue during the next two weekends. No prior experience is required but age [...]
Eugenio Suárez hit a two-run homer, Rhett Lowder pitched two-run ball for five innings and the Cincinnati Reds beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-2 on Friday night.
Hundreds of teenagers gathered yesterday at Central Baptist Church's educational center in Midtown for a safe space event featuring music, games and dancing.
A new survey from language learning platform Preply ranked Missouri as the #1 state where people use or hear British words and phrases the most, beating out every other state in the country.
KVC Missouri is expanding its child advocacy services in southeast Missouri after acquiring three Child Advocacy Centers previously operated by Compass Health Network.
A Multi-Agency Resource Center, or MARC, opened on Friday at the VFW Post in Centerville, Mo. The center is providing vital assistance to mid-Missouri residents still recovering from severe storms and flash flooding that hit the area two weeks prior.
Repeated copper thefts are disrupting phone and internet service across Washington County, leaving residents and businesses without reliable connections and raising concerns about public safety.
A LGBTQ-themed "story time" event planned by the Daniel Boone Regional Library in Columbia has drawn criticism from two Missouri government officials who question whether the event is legal and appropriate for children.
A federal judge has sentenced a St. Louis man already serving time for his role in a violent drug trafficking organization to life in prison for arranging a 2011 murder-for-hire plot tied to an insurance payout, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Missouri.
St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer joined more than 200 U.S. mayors in signing a letter that urges Congress to “protect and strengthen" SNAP benefits as proposed federal funding changes could threaten food assistance programs in dozens of states.
WENTZVILLE, Mo. - Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe announced a large investment into the Wentzville GM plant Friday morning. According to officials with GM, $157 million investment includes new paint process equipment, a 28,000-square-foot expansion and refurbishing the paint shop infrastructure. "This investment builds upon GM's long-term commitment to Wentzville, strengthening a key manufacturing site with [...]
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