stLouISTIllinois extends application for FEMA assistance
Renters and homeowners who were hurt by the floods in July have until Thursday, December 22, to fill out an FEMA application for disaster aid.
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Argument leads to shooting in Sunset Hills, victim hospitalized
One man is hospitalized after an overnight shooting stemmed from an argument in Sunset Hills.
St. Louis among top markets for watching US World Cup match vs. Netherlands
The United States' World Cup ride ended Saturday morning with a loss to the Netherlands, but new research shows St. Louis fans stayed loyal to the team throughout the ride.
Woman shot at North Pointe Apartments early Tuesday morning
Just before 1:00 a.m., St. Louis Police responded to the Northpointe Apartments on Goodfellow Boulevard.
Police investigating hit-and-run crash early Tuesday morning
Police are looking for the driver in a hit-and-run crash.
Sen. Roy Blunt to deliver farewell address Tuesday afternoon
Republican U.S. Senator Roy Blunt says farewell to Washington on Tuesday, December 6.
Illinois hosts town hall meetings to help July flood victims Tuesday, Dec. 6
Illinois locals who still need assistance due to flooding can get more information on Tuesday, December 6.
Former St. Louis City aldermen sentencing takes places Tuesday afternoon
Three former St. Louis City aldermen who pleaded guilty in a federal public corruption case are set to be sentenced Tuesday afternoon.
Cardinals broadcaster Dan McLaughlin charged with persistent DWI felony
Longtime St. Louis Cardinals broadcaster Dan McLaughlin faces a felony charge for persistent DWI. Police arrested him during a traffic stop Sunday evening.
St. Louis Board of Aldermen weighs return to city hall chambers
There’s a new plan to start using a St. Louis landmark again after it sat empty and unused for most of the past three years.
Metro East business says it’s lost more than $150K to vehicle part thefts
A Pontoon Beach, Illinois business owner says he’s never seen a theft problem like this in his 20 years of business.
City of St. Charles largest well closes due to contamination
The City of St. Charles has shut down five of its seven wells due to contamination. It is reduced to two wells that are still open.
Deadline: St. Louis County government have to upgrade sprinklers or risk being move out
The St. Louis County government is grappling with a $40 million budget hole as another huge problem hangs over their heads.
'I heard multiple shots, back-to-back' Witness describes one of two shootings that killed 14-year-old boys
Police are investigating the deaths of two 14-year-olds who were shot and killed in separate incidents in St. Louis on Saturday.
Winter season means rise in deer-related collisions
Mating season for deer means the mammals will be erratic, moving around more, and they could find themselves on highways.
'Cheers' star Kirstie Alley dies at 71, family says
Actress Kirstie Alley has died at the age of 71, according to a statement from her family.
Morgan Wallen adds second Busch Stadium show
Just days before tickets go on sale for his One Night at a Time World Tour, country star Morgan Wallen has announced a second show at Busch Stadium!
Gov. Parson forecasts a tough winter for agriculture industry
Missouri's governor extended the drought alert through the winter months after more than half of the state is still experiencing a dry spell.
Cold, flu medicines difficult to find despite demand
As the flu makes its way around the nation, those fever-reducing medicines are getting harder to find.
4 finalists named for next St. Louis Police Chief
The City of St. Louis has identified the four finalists to be the city’s next police chief.