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A bill that would allow pregnant woman in Missouri the right to file for divorce has cleared the state House of Representatives and awaits review in the Senate.

The Metro Edge Figure Skating Club is mourning the loss of coach Sam Linehan, who was shot and killed Tuesday morning while stopping at a Starbucks drive-thru on South Grand in St. Louis.

Two unlikely allies - Missouri U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley (R) and Massachusetts U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D) - have teamed up to introduce the "Break Up Big Medicine Act."

Federal prosecutors allege that Thomas Durgins, who was armed with a gun, stole money and shoes from a seller.

Missouri lawmakers are considering a bill that could reshape downtown St. Louis through major tax incentives aimed at turning vacant office buildings into new homes and businesses.

Through all the moves that the St. Louis Cardinals have made this offseason, with trades and new prospects, it may leave many wondering who the longest standing players on the team are with a roster of so much young talent.

St. Louis Blues goaltender Jordan Binnington stopped all 26 shots he faced and Canada defeated Czechia 5-0 on Thursday, showing the tournament favorite is already a well-oiled machine.

Missouri U.S. Rep. Mark Alford (R-4th District) is suggesting the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) investigate pop star Bad Bunny over his halftime performance during Super Bowl 60 on Sunday.

Branson Police Chief Eric Schmitt has discussed the 287g agreement with ICE, which allows Branson PD to arrest individuals unlawfully in the country, but only if they are causing public safety issues and with the approval of a supervisor.

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URBANA, Mo. — In rural Dallas County, Earl Edwin Pitts grew up as the kind of small-town name that seemed uncomplicated: a thin, bookish Skyline High School student pictured in 1960s yearbooks with glee club and school teams, better known for keeping score than stealing the spotlight. Decades later, that same name ricocheted across national [...]

A new lawsuit accuses a south St. Louis smoke shop of selling unregulated THC-infused candies and snacks that mimic popular name brands and are described as "intoxicating" edibles.

One of St. Louis' biggest events of the year returns this weekend: Mardi Gras. Thousands of people will fill the streets and bars in the Soulard neighborhood Saturday for the annual Bud Light Grand Parade.

Fitzpatrick announced Wednesday that his office has started an audit of the state employee purchasing cards.

Kenneth Sondermeyer from Deepwater, Missouri is the first patient in the country to receive a trial procedure aimed at treating heart failure.

Missouri regulators approved a plan to build a new natural gas plant and battery storage facility in Jefferson County on the site of the retired Rush Island coal plant.

Two schools within the Rockwood School District are dismissing early Thursday following a power outage.

Thousands of people will flock to the streets of St. Louis' Soulard neighborhood this weekend for one of the largest events of the year: Mardi Gras. With some precipitation in the forecast, it raises the question: Is it going to rain on the city's parade?

Positioned high above Castlewood State Park, a tall modern home tucked at the end of a Ballwin subdivision is hitting the market with a $1.69 million price tag, and plenty of room for imagination.

The Missouri History Museum is hosting a special event to preserve the legacy of Mill Creek Valley, a historically Black neighborhood that was home to approximately 20,000 Black residents before urban renewal projects in the late 1950s uprooted and displaced the community.