ST. LOUIS - Locals celebrated the sixth annual Juneteenth festival in downtown St. Louis on Thursday. "When we found out what Juneteenth was and why Juneteenth was significant, we took on a challenge six years ago to make sure that we talk about why it is important to talk about our freedom, to talk about [...]
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - The American Red Cross has consolidated some of its shelters after finding success with people getting permanent housing after the May 16 tornado. More progress is expected now with FEMA money starting to go out to residents. "When the tornado came, it's like it picked our building up and slammed it [...]
Tony La Russa, the winningest manager in St. Louis Cardinals history, continues to honor the team's rich legacy while supporting causes close to his heart.
After the Promenade at Brentwood was initially put up for sale last year, a real estate firm closed this week on its $71 million purchase of the shopping center.
A couple driving an RV between Kansas and New Jersey lost control of the vehicle on Interstate 70 Thursday morning, leading to a fiery crash with a box truck.
At least three times this year, tornadoes have crossed the Mississippi River from Missouri into Illinois, including twice in the heart of the St. Louis region.
The Muny commenced their 2025 show season with the musical "Bring It On" this week, and audience members had a surprise appearance by some of Broadway's biggest names.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - The St. Louis County Police Department is asking the public to help locate a missing 24-year-old woman. According to police, Cydney Taylor was last seen in the 1100 block of Baron Ave. in Spanish Lake on Monday. Police described Taylor as 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighing 175 pounds. She [...]
With summer right around the corner, a toxic springtime plant is nearing its peak bloom. It may look harmless, but Missouri officials warn: Mow it now before it spreads.
Panera Bread is changing how it bakes bread across the country. But in St. Louis, where the chain got its start and its local St. Louis Bread Co. name, nothing is changing just yet.
SPONSORED -- "Christina has taught for about 30 years. She fought breast cancer & continued to teach while going through treatments. She had the opportunity to retire but said her kids needed her. She teaches SOAR, which teaches kids how to properly shake someone's hand, tie a tie, be respectful, and have empathy for others. [...]
Invest STL is raising funds for the Northside Resilience Fund, which will provide direct cash assistance to residents whose homes were red-tagged due to tornado damage.
A precautionary Boil Water Advisory has been issued in south St. Louis after a 20-inch water main break, and residents and businesses in the affected area are advised to boil their water for three minutes until further notice.
ST. LOUIS - One last burst of rain and thunderstorms is moving through the region early Thursday morning as a cold front passes. They will exit by 6 a.m., and any lingering clouds will clear as well. High pressure will build on Thursday, but we won’t see a lot of cooling behind the front. High [...]
BALLWIN, Mo. – The "Scam Avoidance Town Hall" was held at the Ballwin Event Center on Wednesday night, and it focused on three categories: online scams, phone scams and in-person scams. Organized by Councilman Mark Harder, speakers at the event shared advice on how individuals can avoid becoming scam victims. “It’s mostly affecting the elderly, [...]
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - The Gateway Festival Orchestra presented a musical journey for an audience gathered at Ritenour High School Wednesday evening. Named a "Juneteenth Concert: In Living Color,” the event featured a showcase of pieces that boldly proclaimed African American heritage in recognition of Juneteenth. “Juneteenth is culture. Juneteenth is freedom,” conductor T.J. [...]
ST. LOUIS - St. Louis Public Schools (SLPS) has shared an update ahead of the '25-26 school semester in relation to the May 16 tornado. About a month ago, 12 schools were severely impacted when an EF-3 tornado hit the city of St. Louis. Because of the severe weather, students who attended seven of the [...]
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