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A fatal shooting took place Tuesday night.

Three people are dead after two separate accidents overnight.

If your holiday plans include some adult beverages, you can get a free ride home Wednesday night.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson plans to announce his appointment for attorney general Wednesday morning.

St. Louis Lambert International Airport is a busy place Wednesday morning as thousands of people take off for their Thanksgiving destinations.

St. Louis County Public Libraries are clashing with Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft over his proposed rule change for libraries and their inclusion of age-appropriate materials in their collections.

Only one lifeguard was working the day 6-year-old T.J. Mister drowned at St. Louis County’s Kennedy Recreation Center.

A heavy metal band is helping forge the next generation of metalworkers. That’s music to our ears.

Now that recreational marijuana will be legal in a couple of weeks in Missouri, the state is dealing with some potential pitfalls from the new law.

Balloons in hand, friends and family gathered at the Roosevelt Homes public housing complex to remember and celebrate the life of 13-year-old Johnny McCline.

A new bill in O’Fallon, Missouri aims to keep panhandlers off the city’s streets.

Police in Columbia responded to a similar threat that was unfounded. On Tuesday, Chesterfield police said that a student has been found to be behind a threat made on social media about Marquette High School. Police said that the student could face criminal charges.

Pujols, honored in the National League, came back to St. Louis for his final season and posted his biggest numbers in years at age 42. The three-time MVP compiled an .895 OPS for the NL Central champions and became the fourth major leaguer to reach 700 career home runs.

The recipients of a massive, nine-figure settlement as a result of the Rams leaving St. Louis have come to an agreement on how to split the money.

A newlywed Springfield couple thrilled their guests when the original cast of the O'Reilly Auto Parts jingle reunited to perform the catchy song during their ceremony.

One week from Tuesday, a St. Louis man will be executed for the 2005 murder of a police officer, but the day before he is set to die by lethal injection, the state's highest court will hear arguments on why they should halt the execution.

Through social media, we are connected. But are we really connected?

Schnucks says they’ve seen bigger orders and larger turkey sizes as families are finally meeting in person and in larger numbers this Thanksgiving.

State officials say the operator of an Orlando amusement park ride from which a Missouri teenager fell to his death should pay a $250,000 fine and can never hold a ride permit in Florida again. Fourteen-year-old Tyre Sampson fell from the 400-foot drop tower ride operated by Orlando Slingshot in March.

If you're flying into St. Louis-Lambert International Airport this week for Thanksgiving, officials warn you to expect long lines.