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The Pattonville School District denied admission to a 5-year-old, whose family is desperately trying to enroll.

Lawyers representing the Missouri Department of Transportation want you to believe an unborn baby was working for the state during a fatal work zone crash, all in order to have a lawsuit dismissed.

A vacant building on Olive Boulevard is causing some controversy. The city of Olivette is considering using that property for a marijuana dispensary.

People are questioning the speedy demolition of a building in the Central West End the day after a deadly fire.

Randy Romann is a tow truck operator for The Auto Body Shop in Glen Carbon. He’s prepared to help drivers this week when winter weather is expected to arrive.

Tensions are rising ahead of an important vote by the St. Louis County Boundary Commission.

The longtime owner of The Auto Body Shop in Glen Carbon says he’s never seen the kind of auto repair backup he’s currently experiencing.

Heavy and wet snow is coming to the St. Louis area, and it’s expected to make road conditions hazardous.

A 47-year-old St. Louis man was sentenced Monday for shooting up a local gas station in the city's Baden neighborhood in 2021.

Missouri lawmakers are being asked to approve a pay boost for state workers as soon as possible because many departments are being forced to pay overtime due to 7,000 job openings across state government. 

St. Louis firefighters returned to the scene of the fire at Bob Kramer's Marionnettes Monday morning to discover the cause of the deadly fire.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating multiple car break-ins at various entertainment venues downtown.

A driver who struck and killed a Brooklyn police officer while fleeing other cops will spend the rest of his life in prison.

Chip Caray, grandson of former St. Louis Cardinals broadcaster Harry Caray, is expected to join the St. Louis Cardinals broadcast team for the upcoming season.

For more than a quarter-century, Robert Matonis has attended a concert in St. Louis every day, dancing his way into the fabric of local lore as "Beatle Bob."

A woman from Caseyville, Illinois, appeared in federal court Monday and admitted to cashing Social Security benefits for her dead mother for 12 years.

Editor’s Note: The following story is for mature audiences and contains potentially strong, inappropriate language. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The state of Missouri rejected nearly 500 vanity or personalized license plates in 2022. According to the state's Department of Revenue, the plates were rejected on the grounds of being obscene or profane in RSMo 301.144.3 and [...]

Illinois authorities are searching for a man's remains after someone stole a van from a funeral home.

A man died in a crash late Monday morning in north St. Louis while attempting to evade police.

The Saint Louis Public School District has entered the third phase of its search for a new superintendent.