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With a G4 geomagnetic storm currently underway,  the northern lights may be visible across the United States tonight.

St. Louis City Soccer Club announced today that it’s partnering with MERS Goodwill, supporting the nonprofit’s initiatives.

In recognition of providing awareness, Shriners Children’s St. Louis is sharing a story that surrounds an 8-year-old patient and her adopted dog, who both have one thing in common: limb differences.

Cahokia Heights has lost more than a million dollars meant to help fix a decades-old sewage problem.

Single-game tickets for the Stanley Cup Playoffs are on sale as the St. Louis Blues earned a postseason berth Tuesday night. Fans in downtown St. Louis are excited to see The Note advance beyond the regular season for the 46th time in the club’s 57-year history.

Washington County emergency management officials tested a repurposed lifesaving system on Wednesday. 

Four people, including a former U.S. Postal Service employee, have pleaded guilty to federal charges for stealing checks from St. Louis-area mail.

The month of April is dedicated to bringing awareness about oral cancer, which sees about 50,000 cases annually.

The Missouri House voted "Do Pass" on a new bill Tuesday that could increase the tax credit available for film and series productions in the state.

The Missouri State Fair is returning to Sedalia this August, and on Wednesday morning, it was announced that a new, colossal attraction will be waddling its way into town.

The Maryland Heights Police Department (MHPD) is asking for the public’s help in finding Akiyah Shakira Jefferson, a 14-year-old girl

A registered sex offender from Florissant, Missouri, appeared in federal court on Wednesday and admitted to having child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in his possession.

The Missouri Department of Health announced on Monday it had revoked the licenses of 25 microbusiness cannabis facilities across the state.

Thousands of Zoom users reported issues accessing virtual meetings Wednesday, with the site confirming shortly after noon it was investigating the issue.

A St. Louis man is facing charges after he allegedly broke into an antique garage, stole a 1950s Jaguar vehicle, and placed it online to sell last summer.

Missouri State University had six international students' visas revoked without warning, leaving them with terminated SEVIS records and F-1 student statuses, causing concern among the university's international student community.

A Jennings, Missouri, man stands accused of taking advantage of an elderly neighbor and burglarizing her home on multiple occasions.

Earning a six-figure salary is a major milestone for many workers and often considered a benchmark of comfortable living in the Midwest, but it doesn't always reflect what ends up in your bank account.

As the Trump administration continues to crack down on international students across the country, over 25 students in the St. Louis region had their visas revoked in April.

A Murphy, Missouri, woman is accused of stealing thousands of dollars from fundraisers at the school where she used to work.