ST. LOUIS - Stubborn scattered showers are lingering across the region Wednesday morning in the wake of Tuesday’s cold front. Spots of rain will be possible through about 10 a.m. Clouds will linger throughout Wednesday and that will keep high temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. We’ll see partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies [...]
A lightning strike is believed to have caused a massive house fire on Hedge Drive in O'Fallon, Mo., on Monday, destroying the home and damaging neighboring properties.
The St. Charles City Council approved Bill 14085 on Tuesday night.
The bill was created to help the city differentiate between warehouses and large-scale data centers. Data centers will not be included as a permitted use in any of the city’s zoning districts, effectively prohibiting large-scale data centers in St. Charles City.
One of the area’s top experts when it comes to the issue of flooding has stepped down from his position on University City’s Commission on Storm Water Issues amid frustration over what he describes as the city’s lack of urgency surrounding flood mitigation efforts.
Iván Herrera hit a three-run, walk-off home run in the bottom of the 10th inning — one of four homers by St. Louis — as the Cardinals rallied to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday night.
Emergency responders from across the region gathered at Six Flags today for swift water rescue training using the park’s Thunder River attraction to simulate real flood conditions.
BB's Jazz Blues & Soup, a historic downtown St. Louis venue celebrating local music and dining, is set to reopen Wednesday for the first time in three years under new ownership.
A Park Hills, Missouri, man will likely spend the rest of his life in federal prison after being sentenced for filming his sexual abuse of two underage girls.
Monday’s heavy rain turned some streets and low-water crossings across the St. Louis region into dangerous trouble spots as some communities picked up close to four inches of rain.
An EF-1 tornado with wind speeds of 86 to 110 mph touched down in Orrick, Missouri, causing damage to trees, power poles, and homes. A family in the area had to take shelter with less than five minutes' notice, but luckily suffered only minor damage to their home and car. There were no reports of injuries in the area.
With the launch of the new British Airways service from London to St. Louis, Explore St. Louis is looking to show travelers overseas everything this city and state has to offer.
The St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners demanded nearly $68 million more for policing from the City of St. Louis in a major courtroom showdown Tuesday. The board warned the city is violating state law by allegedly under-funding the Police Department.
A Missouri bill that could have cleared the way for Waymo to launch fully driverless taxis in St. Louis failed to reach the governor last week before the end of this year's legislative session, delaying the highly-anticipated rideshare service.
A major milestone for Missouri radiation survivors. More than $100 million has been paid out to Missourians exposed to radioactive waste linked to the Manhattan Project.
The annual event brings together more than 1,000 officers from 121 agencies, running nearly 1,000 miles across Missouri to raise awareness and funds for Special Olympics athletes.
A new lawsuit could force Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins to decide whether a referendum challenging the state's newly-redistricted congressional map will appear on ballots in November.
A bill related to abortion was one of the latest measures to get final approval in in Jefferson City days before the close of the 2026 legislative session. The bill now heads to Governor Mike Kehoe’s desk.
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