While temperatures don't feel like the holidays, organizations are in the season of giving, hosting their annual toy drives to ensure each child has a gift on Christmas morning.
Accident Reconstruction investigators from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) are reporting a fatal pedestrian hit-and-run that happened in north St. Louis Friday.
An apartment complex on Watson Road in Shrewsbury was the last known location of 34-year-old Nancy Leah Brannon before she disappeared in November 1986.
Republican senators, including Missouri U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, are working to distance themselves from a controversial provision slipped into the government funding bill that ended the recent shutdown. The measure would allow them to sue the federal government for at least $500,000 for every time that their phone or data records were accessed (without notice) during the Justice Department's Jan. 6 investigations.
St. Louis’ Federal Reserve Bank—in its recent study—presented new findings that revealed the growth of AI use among adults in the St. Louis region, particularly in the workplace
A woman was removed from a plane in Missouri earlier this week after repeatedly criticizing four U.S. representatives who were on board, traveling to Washington D.C. to vote on a bill to end the government shutdown.
WARRENTON, Mo. – An altercation outside a hotel in Warrenton left one man with a fractured skull and another man in police custody. The Warren County Prosecuting Attorney's Office has charged Juan Roberto Martinez Jr. with one felony count of first-degree assault in connection with the case. Investigators say the victim is currently in a [...]
EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. — A former Belleville attorney has been sentenced to seven and a half years in federal prison after he admitted to stealing more than $1 million from clients over several years. According to the Department of Justice (DOJ), 51-year-old Jason R. Caraway pleaded guilty in February to six counts of wire [...]
St. Louis residents concerned about wasteful spending at City Hall have filed a lawsuit, accusing the city's elections board of blocking efforts to bring in the Missouri state auditor.
It’s not exactly a holy war, but there’s a small piece of land in Jackson County that means everything to millions of people worldwide.
Several different religions believe the Second Coming of Jesus will happen in Independence, Missouri. And to this day, three different churches surround that sacred soil.