Jimmy Erwin, 49, of Wright City, Missouri, has been charged with fraudulently obtaining over $6,600 in SNAP benefits after failing to declare his felony drug conviction.
A St. Louis County man will make his first appearance in city court Monday on a litany of charges for crimes committed in St. Louis City over the past several weeks.
Missouri is ranked 36th out of 50 states as one of the worst states to have a baby, according to a recent study by Wallethub, which considers factors such as birthing costs, healthcare rankings, baby friendliness, and family friendliness.
SPONSORED – "La Cage aux Folles" returns to The Muny in St. Louis for the first time in nearly 40 years, running from August 8 to August 14. The beloved musical comedy, presented by the Staenberg Family Foundation, was last seen on The Muny stage in 1986. This production marks a historic moment as it [...]
ST. LOUIS - Crews responded to an overnight vacant structure fire in north St. Louis early Monday morning. The fire occurred around 4 a.m. on the 2700 block of Mills Street in north St. Louis' Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood. No injuries were reported in the fire.
East St. Louis District 189 welcomed students back to school on Monday, with Lincoln Middle School introducing a new principal focused on high expectations and positive school culture, and 12 new international educators joining the district.
ST. LOUIS - Storms brought too much rain to some on Sunday and not much to other areas. There will be a chance of showers and thunderstorms through Thursday before rain chances decrease towards next weekend. The best chance of widespread rain looks to be on Tuesday. A few showers on the northern edge of [...]
Friends and family gathered at the Parkton Park basketball courts Sunday night to hold a vigil for Nicholas Gusmano, who was found dead in a Richmond Heights home Saturday.
Residents gathered in the parking lot of the Ferguson Police Department Sunday for a “Day of Healing & Prayer” to show support for Officer Travis “TJ” Brown, who remains in recovery after a critical injury during a protest last August.
The Ferguson Police Department is hosting a day of prayer and healing for Officer T.J. Brown, who is still recovering from serious injuries sustained during a protest marking the 10-year anniversary of Michael Brown's death.
A man was found dead in a Richmond Heights home after police responded to a possible burglary, and investigators believe he sustained fatal injuries while climbing through a broken window.
Sunday will bring hot and humid weather to the region, with a few storms possible in northern Missouri, while areas south of I-70 will stay dry and sunny, with heat index values between 100-105 degrees.