stLouISTDestination Playground breaks ground in Brentwood Thursday at noon
The City of Brentwood breaks ground on a new playing field Thursday.
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Tishaura Jones joins STL Public Library officials in opening of Creative Experience Space
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones joins St. Louis Public Library officials to celebrate the opening of their third Creative Experience Space at the Julia Davis Branch.
STL landmarks go teal in support of Alzheimer's Awareness Month
November is Alzheimer's Awareness Month, and on Thursday, landmarks across St. Louis will be lit up in teal to show support.
Electronics & More Recycling Drop-Off event taking place today
Get some help after clearing out your home of obsolete electronics
Ill. Sen. Durbin to promote early voting at SIU-Edwardsville
Senator Dick Durbin will also visit SIUE Edwardsville on Thursday, November 3.
Ill. Sen. Durbin visits FEMA disaster recovery center Thursday, Nov. 3
Illinois Senator Dick Durbin returns to his boyhood hometown of East St. Louis Thursday morning to visit a FEMA disaster recovery center.
Mike Parson signs new tax laws Thursday at noon
Missouri Governor Mike Parson comes to our area Thursday for a ceremonial bill signing.
Richard Emery to be sentenced Thursday, Nov. 3
The man convicted of killing four people from the same family will be sentenced Thursday, November 3.
Overnight crash injures two in Midtown, St. Louis
ST. LOUIS - Two people were injured in an accident overnight in Midtown, St. Louis.
Amber Alert canceled: Mother took child against doctor's orders
An overnight Amber Alert was cancelled after the seriously ill 10-month-old baby at the center of the alert was found safe.
County lawyers no show in their fight to delay evidence in summer camp drowning
St. Louis County lawyers failed to show up to court Wednesday as the family of a 6-year-old who drowned continued its demands for video of their son’s tragedy.
Stolen snake? Cobra still missing in Lincoln County
Fears of snake bites are spreading in parts of Lincoln County after an Egyptian cobra was reported missing from a venomous reptile show in Moscow Mills over the weekend. As of Wednesday, the snake was still unaccounted for.
Vigil remembers missing paraglider, search on Missouri River continues
The family of missing power paragliding pilot Kenny Loudermilk continues to search along the Missouri River near Highway 47 in Washington.
Man arrested for shooting after hours-long standoff with police
After an eight-hour standoff, police arrested a man accused of shooting his neighbor Wednesday in south St. Louis.
$25M St. Louis Holocaust Museum opens to the public
After two years, the $25 million St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum opened to the public Wednesday morning in Creve Coeur.
Missouri mayor may be impeached after police chief's arrest
A mayor in Louisiana, Missouri faced possible discipline on Wednesday, two weeks after the chief of police was arrested on drug charges.
Chesterfield development puts city leaders, two of state’s largest school districts at odds
Chesterfield Mall will close at the end of 2023 to pave the way for new development. The Staenberg Group and CRG plan to build thousands of apartments and townhomes, as well as space for offices, retail, and restaurants on the mall site and nearby.
What the 5 amendments mean on the 2022 Missouri ballot
The 2022 Midterm Election is six days away, and Missourians across the state will have some constitutional amendment questions to answer on the ballot.
Recreational marijuana can benefit Missouri, proponents say
Proponents want Missourians to consider how recreational cannabis can benefit the Show Me State if it passes statewide.
2 Illinois siblings riding in SUV die in school bus crash
Two people killed when an SUV they were riding in rear-ended a school bus Monday in a Chicago suburb have been identified as a brother and sister.