UNIVERSITY CITY, Mo. - Police and community members in University City came together Tuesday evening for the annual National Night Out and Back-To-School Rally at Centennial Park. National Night Out is all about positivity and creating positive relationships between police and residents. Plenty of celebrations and block parties are planned in many locations throughout St. [...]
Multiple cars were set on fire and vandalized with antisemitic graffiti in Clayton, Missouri, and the Clayton Police Department is treating the incident as a hate crime and working with federal partners to find answers.
School districts around Missouri are preparing for a new school year with a new law that prohibits students from using cell phones during the school day.
A young boy rescued in St. Francois County after days without food or water remains in a coma. But new details show his 11-year-old brother is the one who helped make a major breakthrough in the rescue.
A man charged with attacking people in Tower Grove Park with brass knuckles over the weekend faces new accusations of kidnapping women from the same park.
Wild horses can occasionally be spotted in southern Missouri, particularly in the National Scenic Riverways, and are managed by the Missouri Wild Horse League to ensure their health and safety.
A 41-year-old father was charged with child abuse after allegedly punching a teenager while he was experiencing a seizure, resulting in a concussion and jaw pain.
Two men have been charged after they and an accomplice broke into a storage unit in St. Charles County and stole thousands of dollars’ worth of property.
Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick relayed his department’s report with a measured tone, but the information he shared screams trouble for Saint Louis Public Schools. The first of two audits gives the SLPS a “poor” rating and criticizes the district’s deficit spending, including unjustified salary increases and credit card misuse.
Homes near tornado damage in the St. Louis region could see a sharp price drop in the coming months, according to the Federal Reserve. But that steep decline could possibly be short-lived.
A Missouri state audit of the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney's Office under Wesley Bell found no evidence of major misconduct, but raised concerns about office practices, including credit card use, secondary employment and insufficient timekeeping.
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