stLouISTWinning $1M Mega Millions ticket sold in Florissant
Two weeks into the new year, two people have now scored $1 million lottery prizes in St. Louis County.
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Bills' Damar Hamlin discharged from hospital
Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin has been discharged from Buffalo General Medical Center and is heading home, the team announced on Wednesday.
Gateway Arch to offer five entrance fee-free days in 2023
Gateway Arch National Park will offer free admission to all visitors for five days in 2023, the first of those coming up next week.
Suspect wanted after Creve Coeur officers recover stolen vehicle
A suspect is on the run after Creve Coeur officers attempted to arrest him Wednesday morning in a vehicle theft.
What You Are Doing About It? Winter Carnival and Shoebox Float Gallery, MLK Bike Ride, Yuppy Puppies Forever Adoption Event
Time to see what your neighbors are doing to help us all in #WhatYouAreDoingAboutIt.
EPA fines St. Louis-area renovator over lead-based violations
One St. Louis-area business will pay thousands to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over federal lead-based paint violations.
Chicago Magazine proposes trading southern Illinois for St. Louis
A Chicago Magazine essay is proposing a trade between Missouri and Illinois. The Land of Lincoln would get St. Louis in exchange for sending southern Illinois to Missouri.
Eric Church coming to St. Louis in July
Eric Church is bringing his The Outsiders Revival Tour to St. Louis this summer.
Kansas City looks to approve ballot question for marijuana sales tax
The Kansas City Council is expected to vote on a proposal to implement a local recreational marijuana tax and put it on the April ballot.
Worker robbed at gunpoint Tuesday night
Another business robbery took place Tuesday night.
Police respond to electronic store burglary early Wednesday morning
Police responded to an early Wednesday morning burglary in downtown St. Louis.
Debris piling up along area highways
A growing trash problem along Interstate 70 is becoming hard to ignore.
Illinois assault weapons banned, effective immediately
Assault-style weapons are banned Wednesday morning in Illinois.
FAA lifts order to ground flights after computer outage
The Federal Aviation Administration is lifting a ground stop on flights across the U.S. following a computer outage early Wednesday that resulted in thousands of delays and hundreds of cancellations quickly cascading through the system at airports nationwide.
Police investigate armed robbery at business in north St. Louis County
An investigation is underway after two armed suspects robbed a business in north St. Louis County Tuesday night.
Booming businesses in Midtown bring traffic woes
St. Louis' Midtown neighborhood is going through a renaissance.
Normandy public works employee killed by falling tree
A tree trimmer working for the City of Normandy died Monday after being struck by a fallen tree.
St. Louis region makes the best out of warm weather in January
An unseasonably warm day Tuesday meant people were out, making the most of the weather.
Discrimination lawsuit filed against St. Louis Circuit Attorney
Attorneys for a former St. Louis Circuit Attorney employee alleged she was fired because she is white.
MoDOT volunteer shortage leads to trash build-up on I-70
A smelly, unsightly safety issue along Interstate 70 is driving complaints from those behind the wheel.