stLouISTJury awards $15M to mother of man who drowned in Mississippi River
A St. Louis jury awards $15 million to the mother of a man who drowned in the Mississippi River.
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Ancient Order of Hibernian Parade in Dogtown kicks off St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick's Day is Friday. It kicks off with the annual Ancient Order of Hibernian Parade in Dogtown.
Police investigating ATM break-in
Someone broke into an ATM in the St. Louis Hills neighborhood.
Funeral arrangements for Sgt. Mason Griffith finalized
Funeral arrangements for Detective Sgt. Mason Griffith have been finalized.
Mercy and SSM Health not requiring masks for visitors, patients, and staff
Mercy and SSM Health are no longer requiring visitors, patients, and staff to wear masks at their facilities.
Andrew Bailey files another petition in Kim Gardner case
The rhetoric is rising Thursday morning in the legal back and forth between Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey and St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner. Bailey threw the latest legal jab in this battle after he filed new court documents late Wednesday night.
St. Louis Fire Department holds memorial for fallen K-9 Balko
With Balko’s collar on a cross and his ashes feet away, the St. Louis Fire Department family gathered Wednesday to honor their fallen K-9.
Downtown gunfire shatters glass and rattles residents
The glass was shattered at an urgent care center on the 900 block of Olive Street in downtown St. Louis early Wednesday morning.
New Magic House exhibit lets kids train, play like CITY SC
A new St. Louis City SC-themed exhibit opens at the Magic House for all kids looking to have fun and train like an athlete.
Beloved Waterloo landmark Ahne's Bakery closes
A beloved bakery in Waterloo is closing its doors after a fire caused significant damage to the building.
Wife of Hermann police officer who survived shooting describes recovery as 'Day by day'
Prayers continue for the Hermann police officer who survived a deadly shooting Sunday night.
Florida ride dismantled after Missouri teen's fatal fall, mother calls it 'bittersweet moment'
Nearly a year after a Missouri teen fell to his death, a Florida amusement ride is being deconstructed.
Pritzker hints at tax cuts as Illinois' financial health improves
The good financial news for the state keeps coming. Governor J.B. Pritzker said if these trends continue, tax cuts are on the table.
Home some call halfway house sparks debate in Hickman Mills neighborhood
Nine people in a substance abuse program live inside, but neighbors and the Hickman Mills C-1 School District said they don't want them there.
Edgar Springs, Missouri woman charged following drug bust
An Edgar Springs, Missouri, woman has been charged following a drug bust at her home.
Gardner calls action against her 'power grab,' blames subordinates
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner called the Missouri Attorney General's effort to oust her from office a "gross power grab" in legal filings.
St. Louis County police sub-station moving into Spanish Lake Townhomes
Spanish Lake Townhomes residents will be welcoming new neighbors in the next couple of weeks.
'Unfortunate and wrong': Angry taxpayers respond to latest bank bailouts
The alacritous rescue of depositors at Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank by the federal government over the weekend is getting a cynical and frustrated response from taxpayers. Many of the people who The Hill spoke to for this article are nervous that the financial system could be crashing around them again – and [...]
Ferguson man sentenced on federal gun charge
A man who was caught with a gun while fleeing St. Louis police was sentenced in federal court Wednesday.
Prosecutors: Clayton man posed as girl online to obtain child porn
A federal judge has sentenced a Clayton, Missouri, man to 11 years in prison after he posed as a girl online to obtain nude photos of minors.