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A serial rapist is looking for love online, according to a woman floored by what popped up on a dating app.

As the number of stolen Kia and Hyundai vehicles has increased, new technology is trying to deter thieves before they steal your vehicle.

Do not expect highways in Missouri to be cleared of snow as quickly as they have been in the past. 

This time last year, supply chain and inventory issues were so bad we created a special half-hour broadcast called “Season of Shortages” to prepare consumers for their holiday shopping.

A record outbreak of avian flu, also known as "bird flu," in northern states like Minnesota and South Dakota appears to have reached the St. Louis region as birds migrate south for the winter.

Experts are calling it the "tripledemic" of cases of the flu, RSV, and COVID-19.

The Missouri Department of Corrections successfully carried out its execution of Kevin Johnson early Tuesday evening.

Fans gathered at CITYPARK Tuesday to watch the World Cup match between the United States and Iran.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol says it's received more than 90 threats against schools so far this year through its app "Courage2Report."

The search is on for a missing St. Louis County mother who disappeared just before Thanksgiving.

A father has been charged in Winnebago County after his 6-year-old son accidentally shot and killed himself with an unattended gun, authorities said.

What can you do with your old hot water tank? You could sell it for the scrap metal, or you can do what one Joplin plumber decided to do: Turn it into a meat smoker.

On Tuesday, a man from Jennings went to federal court and said he didn't shoot at three federal task force officers during a standoff in 2021.

One of the busiest travel weekends of the year has passed for St. Louis' Lambert Airport, and officials noticed some encouraging trends.

The U.S. heads to the knockout round, playing Netherlands on Saturday.

Three contract years and an upcoming farewell season for Adam Wainwright loom ahead for the Cardinals. Plenty for the St. Louis front office to consider as the Winter Meetings approach next week.

Ever wondered which Missouri superstitions are real and which are just stories that people tell each other?

Anheuser-Busch is collaborating with four nonprofit partners—100 Neediest Cases, the St. Louis Area Foodbank, LifeWise StL, and the Missouri Historical Society—to help local charities and share the holiday cheer.

Before the holidays, the Illinois State Treasurer is getting ready to auction off more items from its unclaimed property vault online.

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft sent a letter to Sen. Roy Blunt pushing him to reverse his vote and stop the Respect for Marriage Act.