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MetroLink was forced to shuttle riders in the Illinois Metro East for several hours Sunday after a car struck a train.

Justice Clarence Thomas has been hospitalized because of an infection, the Supreme Court said Sunday.

Days after being cut by the Los Angeles Rams and signing with the Carolina Panthers, Johnny Hekker posted a message to Rams fans on Instagram to thank them for their years of support. That includes you, St. Louis.

The Special Olympics state basketball games took place across the St. Louis area over the weekend; but there was another group participating from the sidelines.

The family of 30-year-old Richie Terell Aaron Jr., of Independence, alleges in the lawsuit that Amtrak should have stopped the train after the shooting and that the company has lax security.

ST. LOUIS - Sunday and Monday will be a beautiful start to the Spring season with temperatures unseasonably warm for this time of year. Highs will be in the mid 70s both days. Clouds increase for Monday ahead of our next slow-moving system. Gusty southerly winds will also return to the region on Monday. Rain [...]

Tenderloin, strip, rib eye, porterhouse—the words alone of the choicest cuts of cow, aged to tenderized perfection and served under bordelaise, béarnaise, or au poivre, are enough to get a meat lover salivating and making their next reservation for a night at a steakhouse. Dry aged for weeks or months and carefully prepared by chefs, [...]

Variety St. Louis has teamed up with St. Louis Boy Scouts to launch a Variety Venturing Crew for teens with disabilities.

Bonne Terre Police Officer Lane Burns will be buried next Sunday in his hometown of Carthage, Missouri.

"Our goal is to really just to transform our region, one community at a time. Really by providing healthy nutritious options, we provide afterschool enrichment activities, and family support programs as well," Bailey Foundation Executive Director Diarra Warford said.  

“We’re just not growing as fast as the need is growing,” a couneslor at Loaves and Fishes for St. Louis said.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt has dismissed most of the lawsuits he filed earlier this year against school districts over mask mandates. Schmitt's office announced Friday that he was dismissing all but seven of the more than 40 lawsuits he filed in January. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports suits against school [...]

A contract for Gates must still be approved by the University of Missouri's Board of Curators.

It happened just west of Columbia, Mo. around 4:45 Friday afternoon.

Assisting officers found the suspect and took him into custody. No injuries were reported.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — The University of Missouri System has settled a discrimination lawsuit filed by a white woman who alleged she was removed from her position in favor of a younger, Black woman. The Columbia Missourian reports the university will pay $1.57 million to Rachel Brown, who was 60 when she lost her job as [...]

More than 50 years after the case was closed, a get-rich-quick plot to hold the son of a Kansas City-area multimillionaire for ransom is still widely regarded as Missouri's own crime of the century. Nationwide grief over a child lost compounded by an ongoing mystery surrounding the location of missing ransom.

 ST. LOUIS - With warmer weather on the horizon, the City of St. Louis is launching a Parks, Recreation and Forestry job fair series. Jobs with the city start at $15/hour with competitive benefits. Open positions include lifeguards, full-time and seasonal utility workers, recreation assistants, and tree trimmers. The department announced that it will hold a series of job fairs across the [...]

For the first time in three years, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates a fourth of a point. That has prospective home buyers wondering if they've missed out on low-rate mortgages.

If you've visited your local BBQ joint recently, you may have noticed brisket prices are soaring. Inflation is having a big impact on a variety of small businesses.