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A former Clayton business owner and COO admitted in federal court that he committed fraud and sidestepped requirements that encourage the participation of minority-owned businesses in city contract opportunities.

Two people are behind bars after police recovered fentanyl, meth and other illegal drugs during a warrant search in Rolla.

A prized prospect looks poised for his St. Louis Cardinals debut this season, and his arrival is one much of the baseball world will follow closely.

Back to a major movie shot in St. Louis, it begins streaming worldwide today on services like Apple TV, iTunes, Amazon, Vudu, and Google Play Cable on demand, just to name a few. It's called "All Gone Wrong."

LADUE, Mo. -- Eastbound I-64 was closed past McKnight for a vehicle fire. Heavy smoke was rising from the scene. First responders have been able to put out the fire. There appear to be injuries in this fire. The fire broke out on one of St. Louis' busiest commuter routes. Delaying traffic for over an [...]

Police respond to a collision in the parking lot of Pops. There is a heavy police presence here. This is at 1403 Mississippi Ave., right near the Pops in Sauget, IL.

St. Louis Aldermen will vote today on whether to install traffic safety lights in the intersections.

Today, the St. Louis Board of Aldermen is voting to raise their pay.

Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

A new superintendent has been appointed to the Normandy Schools Collaborative.

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St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones spoke out about the arrests of three teens for this week's wave of violent crimes.

Forest Park has just about everything except basketball. That’s all likely to change soon.

Pickleball’s popularity is growing in the St. Louis area. The sound generated by the crack of the ball on the paddle is a growing concern for residents of Kirkwood’s Osage Hills neighborhood.

A string of violent crimes committed by teenagers across the City of St. Louis and the county has left many on edge.

St. Louis City and County officials are taking stock of how many homeless people are on their streets and in need as part of the point-in-time (PIT) count, a survey to help track numbers and allocate resources for the coming year.

This week’s wet and heavy snowfall resulted in thousands of power outages in areas south of St. Louis.

Police in Chesterfield are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing teenager.

Missouri lawmakers want the governor to appoint a special prosecutor to certain parts of the state to help reduce crime. 

Convicted serial rapist Dominic Yocco learned Thursday that he’s going to prison for the remainder of his life. A St. Louis County judge sentenced him to 16 consecutive life sentences.