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The storm, which intensified into a swirling mass of clouds, brought large hail, wall clouds and strong winds as it tracked across the Bistate area.

What began as a solo act of protest on a sidewalk in Edwardsville is now drawing hundreds.

A St. Louis Blues watch party at Ballpark Village Wednesday night brought fans together.

After the failure of an organization that sought to merge St. Louis City with St. Louis County, a Democratic lawmaker from the county is seeking to once bring the issue of St. Louis regionalism back to the agenda of legislators at the Missouri Capitol.

Cardinals beat Cincinnati 6-0 in a doubleheader opener Wednesday to stop the Reds’ five-game winning streak.

Gunshots were reported in the 1200 block of James Patrick Lane in Spanish Lake, Missouri, leaving one man shot.

An Endangered Silver Advisory alert was issued by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) for a 75-year-old man who has dementia.

On Wednesday, a jury found a 61-year-old man guilty of multiple sex crimes involving children.

Operations have been halted at the St. Louis County Animal Control and Adoption Center as the facility responds to a case of canine parvovirus.

The 2025 Loop Trolley season kicks off tomorrow, May 1.

The Chicago Department of Health and Cook County Department of Public Health confirmed two measles cases.

The jury, along with five other counts, found Arthur K. Richardson, 36, guilty for the death of Anthony Kent, 23.

Ranken Technical College hosted its annual Architecture Student Showcase, featuring 38 students' class projects aimed at re-envisioning north St. Louis, with a theme of "Building Community in St. Louis Place" and designs for key infrastructure elements such as a justice center, grocery store, and senior living center.

Some tornado warnings and watches emerged in the St. Louis region Wednesday afternoon and into the early evening.

Volunteers and businesses in Chatham, Illinois, came together to show their support for the victims of the YNOT school camp tragedy.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is asking for the public's help with identifying four suspects accused of slashing tires of St. Louis police vehicles last week.

A former St. Louis streets director will return from retirement to serve in the role on an interim basis.

An accused scam artist is in custody for allegedly stealing people’s homes out from under them over the last 11 months.

The Missouri Department of Conservation is sending out their yearly message to those on the roads as turtles become more active.

As the division rivals clash on the ice, an unexpected off-ice connection has come to light: One that suggests that the Winnipeg Jets' current logo may owe its existence to St. Louis.