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Granite City is being considered as the site for a major new data center project.

A St. Louis woman who survived last May's tornado is now picking up the pieces again after her home caught fire during roof repairs.

What began as a local drug investigation in the St. Louis region has expanded into a sweeping federal case with alleged ties to the Sinaloa cartel in Mexico and accusations of narco-terrorism.

The Edwardsville Fire Department said on social media their firefighters are more than coworkers—they’re family.

The Missouri House voted Thursday to advance two bills, including a measure dealing with abortion.

There are new concerns in Downtown St. Louis, where a section of spruce Street remains closed after part of the road suddenly collapsed Wednesday. Road crews are still working to determine what caused the failure while neighbors are left wondering whether this could happen again.

A highly-promoted holiday festival during Christmas 2024 has left vendors and contractors owed anywhere from hundreds to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Work will begin in downtown St. Louis next week at a popular spot for many.

Homicide detectives at the St. Louis County Police Department (SLCPD) are still searching for leads regarding a fatal shooting in Ferguson that claimed the life of a woman last week.

Missouri Senate leaders could be preparing to act on a proposal to reform MSHSAA, the Missouri State High School Activities Association.

A St. Louis woman is charged with multiple felonies for allegedly throwing soup and firing a gun inside a Kirkwood restaurant during an argument with staff, believing they were rude to her and her family when they arrived.

The St. Louis Cardinals are preparing for a significant drop in television revenue this season, possibly around $20 million, after moving their local broadcast rights from FanDuel Sports Network Midwest to a Major League Baseball-led streaming service.

District 3 detectives from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) are searching for five men wanted in connection to a shooting at a gas station in South St. Louis last month.

Police have identified the man who died after a late-night shooting in the Mt. Pleasant neighborhood over the weekend.

St. Louis -- Dr. Crystal Azu, a Cardiologist and American Heart Association Volunteer, spoke with Brittany Kyles about the importance of self-care, stress management, and knowing key health numbers in recognition of National Wear Red Day on February 6. Numbers such as total cholesterol, blood pressure, blood sugar, and body mass index can help determine [...]

Earlier this week, Missouri U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley accused Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos of promoting what he described as "transgender ideology" through the company's streaming content, particularly programming aimed at children audiences.

For long-time denizens of south St. Louis and those in need of late-night nourishment, the sign outside Uncle Bill’s acted as a calling card. A warm invitation to come inside for a hot plate of pancakes or waffles and steaming cup of coffee at all hours of the day or night.

Missouri emergency officials are urging residents to take earthquake preparedness seriously as the state marks Earthquake Awareness Month, with the potential for a major event along the New Madrid Seismic Zone to have catastrophic consequences.

MISSOURI — The popular video game, Fortnite, announced today that it will be adding Missouri native, Chappell Roan, as an outfit starting on Thursday, Feb. 5. According to an Epic Games' Fortnite news release, the Grammy-winning artist and Willard, Missouri native Chappell Roan begins the game's Festival Season 13 on Thursday. Fortnite says in the release the [...]

The African American Heritage Trail in Springfield, Missouri is being used to preserve and highlight the city's African American history, which is often overlooked, through the use of markers and stories passed down through oral tradition.