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Investigators are looking into the crash that happened yesterday at Wild Horse Creek and Wilson Road in Chesterfield.

A Cole County judge held a bench trial Wednesday morning to hear arguments on a lawsuit that challenges the constitutionality of a controversial redistricting bill.

The dramatic rescue—caught on camera—shows firefighters racing against the clock to save the man, who was unhoused.

Police warn the community of a recent surge in Bitcoin ATM scams targeting Kirkwood residents.

The ICL Group has officially scrapped plans to build a half-billion-dollar battery manufacturing plant in north St. Louis.

Along the banks of the Meramec river sits a historic property with stories that stretch back generations spanning from fur trappers to mobsters. Known as The Lodge, this riverside property is now on the market.

The Boys & Girls Club of Greater St. Louis hosts 31st annual Great Futures Gala.

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe could soon introduce a plan to phase out the state's annual income tax. The proposal would require voter approval and could take effect for the 2026 tax year.

Uber has launched its Women Preferences feature in St. Louis, allowing women riders and teens to choose to be matched with women drivers on trips to help them feel more comfortable. 

There is a good way to enjoy local attractions, give back to our community and get a holiday gift at the Missouri Botanical Garden.

State Rep. Travis Weaver is opposed to the use of Central Illinois tax dollars to bail out Chicago Transit, and has expressed disappointment at the lack of action taken to address operational problems and fare increases, while also opposing the cost of the energy bill for consumers.

A former police chief and city administrator of Velda City pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday morning for stealing more than $100,000.

Renowned pop star Meghan Trainor will launch a United States tour next summer in support of her upcoming seventh full-length album.

Late-night drinkers in Alton may soon have to call it quits earlier as the city moves closer to approving 1 a.m. cutoff for liquor sales.

Congress could soon resume food aid benefits that were paused at the start of November. How fast SNAP payments reach beneficiaries could vary by state. Some experts say it could be quicker in states that have not loaded debit cards with any benefits yet than in those that have provided partial payments. President Donald Trump's administration halted payments for the program used by 1 in 8 Americans due to the government shutdown. It has been subject to seesawing legal decisions ever since. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday to keep on hold lower-court rulings that the government should immediately fully fund the program.

Firefighters rescued a man from a burning vacant home in Wellston, Missouri Friday morning, while five other individuals escaped the blaze, which appears to have been accidental.

A Lincoln County man will make his first court appearance Thursday morning for the murder of a teenager earlier in the week.

A suspect is in custody after a morning of school lockdowns and road closures in Warrensburg, Missouri, according to Johnson County Emergency Management (JOCOMOEMA).

Did you miss the northern lights on Tuesday night? Try using your phone to get a better look tonight.

The Northern Lights brought some rare and sensational views across the St. Louis region on Tuesday evening, as waves of green and purple illuminated the nighttime sky.