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A child died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in the city's Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood.

Thursday is National Dinosaur Day, and there's a celebration at the St. Louis Zoo where you're invited to experience all things prehistoric.

A federal appeals court has put on hold an Environmental Protection Agency regulation aimed at reducing air pollution in Missouri, drawing criticism from environmentalists but praise from the state’s attorney general who called the proposal “unconstitutional overreach.”

A Bellefontaine Neighbors man has been jailed in connection with a domestic violence investigation.

A Houston, Texas, man was arrested Wednesday on a federal indictment for an attempted ATM theft in Bethalto, Illinois.

Alton locals can enjoy artwork, live outdoor music, as well as vintage thrift items at the weekly 'Night Market.'

Condado Tacos, an Ohio-based taco joint, is set to open a new location in Ballpark Village later this month, and there's an extra incentive for some lucky customers.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed an executive order declaring a "drought alert" in the state late Wednesday, enabling resources after an abnormally dry stretch of weather.

A dealership in Glendale is one step closer to building a car wash, despite opposition from locals.

The lights are coming back on tonight at the Gateway Arch in downtown St. Louis.

St. Louis City and County mark the start of 'pride month' Thursday.

The funeral for the businesswoman known on TV as 'Becky, Queen of Carpet' is Thursday.

The second annual Enjoy Illinois 300 Nascar Race is this Sunday at worldwide Technology Raceway.

Missourians can order free morning after pills starting Thursday.

At the Woodson Park Apartments, one long-time resident has been dealing with an ongoing issue for months. Despite no clear answers from management, Nichelle Vanhook has concerns for her family.

Concerns over short-term rentals have extended from Downtown St. Louis and westward, after a 14-year-old was shot after reportedly not being allowed in a house party early Wednesday morning.

A bride-to-be isn’t letting anyone rain on her big day, even after thieves stole her wedding invitations from the post office.

Something big is on the rise at Missouri’s iconic last stop for drivers headed east through Downtown St. Louis.

Efforts continue to make St. Louis residents and visitors safe and confident in the local transit system.

A recent casino trip over the Memorial Day weekend cost a disabled veteran his truck.