JOPLIN, Mo. — "Man's best friend" took over Main Street in downtown Joplin. The City's monthly "Third Thursday" event was the place to be tonight (8/18), especially if you're a lover of dogs. This month's Third Thursday theme was appropriately named "The Dog Days of Summer." However, the typical summer heat wasn't an issue tonight [...]
ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. - A pedestrian was hit and killed Thursday night in St. Charles County. The accident happened at about 8:45 p.m. on Highway 94 near Twillman Drive. Jeffrey Hunt, 58, was trying to cross the road when he was hit by a 2003 Chevy Silverado. He was pronounced dead at the scene by a St. [...]
ST. LOUIS - Two men were shot and killed Thursday night in south St. Louis. The shooting happened at about 8:30 p.m. on Minnesota Avenue at Winnebago Street. It is unknown at this time what led up to the shooting. It is also unknown if a suspect is in custody related to this incident. FOX [...]
Medical marijuana dispensaries are coming out in favor of recreational use in Missouri. Voters will decide in November whether to join 19 other states in doing so, including Illinois.
A Caseyville levee break not only led to flooded homes, but it also forced a nursing home evacuation. Residents say the levee would have held if it weren’t for a weakness now being analyzed by emergency responders.
St. Louis Cardinals baseball fans were smiling and celebrating Thursday in downtown St. Louis. The team defeated the Colorado Rockies with help from an Albert Pujols pinch-hit grand slam.
“If someone comes and tells you, ‘Hey, Mike I’ll take care of you. I’ll mow your grass every Friday,’ and you’re not getting it mowed on Friday, then what?”
The former Jefferson County municipal prosecuting attorney pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges after confessing to having sexual contact with a court defendant and lying about it to the FBI.
A Kansas City woman has been charged after her 2-year-old son was found dead in a home strewn with apparent drugs and drug paraphernalia, prosecutors announced Thursday.
While MetroLink red line service is restored after last month's flooding, the blue line has not able to operate due to damage. But Metro Transit has good news for riders.
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