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Hundreds of people paid tribute to Festus Fire Chief Kevin Cremer at his visitation Monday evening. Cremer died a week ago from COVID-19 complications. He was 48.

The IRS is once again dealing with backlogs and staff shortages.

A second stage separation of the SpaceX Falcon 9 that launched from Florida Monday evening could be seen in many parts of the Midwest.

The Illinois governor's election-year plan to offer consumers some tax relief from some of the biggest pains in the pocketbook.

Police are investigating the death of a 91-year-old woman who was found unresponsive with multiple injuries outside of her home in Bunker Hill, Illinois.

In response to the current climate—social, not weather—The Novel Neighbor bookstore in Webster Groves placed a shelf containing “banned” books at the front of its store, offering 20% off the sale of any of their books that have been listed as “banned” by school boards locally and across the country.

The impending winter storm is going to be extra challenging for road crews because we will have different precipitation types happening in different areas, but at the same time as well. Not only do we have to worry about snow on the roads but significant ice accumulation for some of the region as well.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt is seeking temporary restraining orders to halt mask mandates in three of the 45 mask-requiring school districts he has sued.

After 18 years as the director of the St. Clair County health department, Nancy Stephan stepped away from the job in December, while still retaining her post as the department's Chief Financial Officer in the southwest Missouri community.

ST. LOUIS – Schnucks is now offering customers its Deli Order Ahead Kiosks in 30 additional stores. The service is now offered in 67 area locations. The kiosks allow customers to order sliced meats, cheeses, and prepared foods while skipping the line at the deli counter. Customers can enter their phone number and will receive [...]

The decline in new hospital admissions is promising, but St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force leaders caution the area hospitals are still teeming with COVID patients, many still fighting for life.

She is sipping some wine and dishing on one of her ex-husbands, former Cardinals player Jim Edmonds.

While Missouri more than doubled its previous one-month record of reported COVID-19 cases, there are positive trends to indicate we could be on the downslope of the omicron surge.

Prosecutors cite evidence not available at the time charges were filed as one of the reasons for the cases against Jaron Lemmitt to be dismissed.

ST. LOUIS – A Wildwood man has become a TikTok sensation for his tailgating skills and Tuesday, February 1, he will be featured on the Rachael Ray show. Rod Herrenbruck, known on TikTok as @tailgatingwithrod, just got back from Kansas City Monday morning after cheering on the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead last night. While [...]

Scammers are taking advantage of a new initiative by Ameren to install smart meters.

ST. LOUIS – The Missouri Department of Transportation is urging people to stay off the roads if at all possible during the ice and snow forecasted for later this week. They are suggesting you use extra caution and anticipate slower travel times between Tuesday night and the end of the week. “This is a potentially [...]

Aaron Brooks has been a starter in the KBO for the past two seasons.

SPANISH LAKE, Mo. - There are many people who have visited this property in St. Louis County over the decades. The Spanish Lake Stables was located in St. Louis County, just north of the city, and has held horse shows and hosted student groups. Now, the ten-acre property is for sale for just $375,000. The [...]

As the region braces for a significant dose of winter weather starting Tuesday and stretching into Thursday, St. Louis-area school districts are telling us what their plans are in the event weather keeps kids from getting to school.