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One Missouri state representative wants the state to recognize marriage as an act between "two individuals" rather than one exclusively between opposite sexes.

More jobs and a $20-million expansion project are in the works for one Warren County manufacturing facility.

The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office has filed charges against a St. Louis County man in connection with a domestic violence investigation.

The move to halt Moscow's involvement in the New START treaty sharply ups the ante amid tensions with Washington over the fighting in Ukraine.

A new study from Betsperts praises St. Louis as the top place to party in the United States.

Requiring paid vacation is rare in the United States — just Maine and Nevada have similar laws in place — although common in other industrialized nations.

Adam Wainwright and Miles Mikolas will start the first two St. Louis Cardinals' games of spring training this weekend.

Police are investigating a deadly crash Tuesday morning near Downtown St. Louis.

Rock band Gun N' Roses recently announced that their 2023 world tour will kick off in June. Busch Stadium will host one of the shows on Saturday, September 9. Tickets go on sale Friday, February 24 at 10:00 a.m.

If you attended the grand parade in Soulard on Saturday, you can recycle your beads.

SSM Health and the St. Louis Area Food Bank are partnering once again to get food to people in need.

MoDOT is closing an I-270 entrance ramp Tuesday for more than a year.

No-Excuse Absentee voting begins Tuesday for the March 7 primary in St. Louis City.

One person died in an early morning storage unit fire in East Alton, Illinois.

One person was killed, and two others were injured in two separate shootings that occurred overnight in north St. Louis.

A Belleville woman wants action after suffering a serious leg injury at Mardi Gras in Soulard over the weekend.

Just days after being released from prison after serving 28 years behind bars, Lamar Johnson testified in front of lawmakers in favor of legislation to give compensation to those wrongfully convicted. 

A series of smash and grab robberies in north St. Louis County this past December cost one business alone thousands of dollars.

A bill filed in the U.S. House of Representatives would raise minimum teacher starting pay to $60,000 a year.

Clergy members had the chance to meet with the new St. Louis police chief on Monday and talk about crime in their neighborhoods.