stLouISTIllinois-based Dot Foods moving trade show from St. Louis over crime concerns
Dot Foods, an Illinois-based food industry redistributor, plans to move an annual trade show from St. Louis to Denver starting next year due to crime concerns.
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Cardinals extend alcohol sales through eighth inning
With more than one-third of the season complete, the St. Louis Cardinals are changing course with one aspect of their alcohol sales.
Man shot, killed in north St. Louis County
An investigation is underway after a man was fatally shot Friday evening in north St. Louis County.
12-year-old girl shot while buying snacks at St. Louis gas station
A 12-year-old girl was shot Friday evening while trying to purchase snacks at a St. Louis gas station.
1 killed, 4 hurt overnight in Downtown St. Louis crash
One person has died and four others are hurt after a crash overnight in downtown St. Louis.
Thousands gather for Susan G. Komen's 'More Than Pink' Walk
Thousands of people are expected to pack Tower Grove Park this morning for the annual Susan G. Koman "more than pink" walk.
Storms and rain on the horizon for the weekend
This morning started out quietly. This afternoon will be mostly bright and warm, with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s.
Gateway Arch Park Foundation hosting third annual "Picnic in Your Park"
Hundreds of St. Louisans are expected to gather at the Gateway Arch National Park on Sunday for "Picnic in Your Park."
Once filled with graffiti, Our Lady of the Rivers Shrine is getting a makeover
A few weeks ago, vandalism struck the Our Lady of the Rivers Shrine once more. Now, construction crews are working to get it cleaned up.
Heightened security ahead of busy downtown weekend
You will not have to look far to find something to do this weekend in downtown St. Louis.
Mother of Christian Ferguson pushing for a new alert system in his memory
This weekend marks the 20th anniversary of when Christian Ferguson went missing. His father was convicted of Ferguson’s murder, but the child’s body was never found.
St. Charles announces new plan to crack down on reckless driving
The City of St. Charles is launching a new summer crackdown on reckless driving in the area.
Time change for Warrenton High School graduation causes confusion, frustration
The threat of severe weather at an outdoor graduation has convinced Warrenton High School to make a time change on when seniors will walk.
Cardinals Math: What might it take for postseason?
We're not quite halfway through the season, but the St. Louis Cardinals have some major work ahead if they hope for a Red October.
Public health alert: Oysters linked to man's death in St. Louis County
The St. Louis County Department of Public Health has issued a public health alert over oysters sold at one local business.
Precautionary boil advisory lifted after major St. Louis water main break
A major water main break at Lansdowne and Chippewa caused some people in St. Louis to have low or no water pressure.
Special counsel to seek speedy trial in Trump documents case
A judge has unsealed the indictment against former President Donald Trump.
Man shot, killed Thursday night in Florissant
An investigation is underway after a man was fatally shot Thursday evening at a home in Florissant.
Missouri Supreme Court declines to halt August execution of man convicted of killing child
The Missouri Supreme Court has turned aside an appeal by a man scheduled to be executed in August for killing a 6-year-old girl.
I-70 pursuit leads deputies to cocaine, gun and cash; St. Louis man charged
A St. Louis man is behind bars after a highway pursuit led Missouri deputies to cocaine, cash and a gun earlier this week.