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Police are seeking help from the public to track down two men who posed as utility workers and burglarized an elderly woman's home in Manchester, Missouri.

ST. LOUIS - Clouds are back Wednesday morning as we watch the sky and the radar for some sprinkles or spotty light rain showers. The best chance for some precipitation will be late Wednesday morning through early afternoon. Temperatures will again push into the 60s. Skies clear Wednesday night. Sunny, breezy, and a touch cooler [...]

Election primaries are inching closer day by day, meaning the stakes are rising for the four candidates vying for the city’s most powerful seat.

The Cahokia Heights community is mourning after another tragic shooting that has taken the life of a teenager.

A High Ridge, Missouri, man has been charged in a Valentine’s Day collision on Highway 30 that claimed the life of a young Dittmer woman.

Jordan Binnington made 26 saves to improve to 4-0-1 in his last five games.

Mayor Tishaura Jones and her Community Development Administration (CDA) announced the release of an interactive Neighborhood Transformation Investment Map Tuesday.

Former Bellemeade Homeowners Association board member Sophia Sullivan-Eufinger stepped down when she noticed the HOA paying thousands in legal fees over a couple of fences. 

Operators of the annual Taste of St. Louis festival are preparing for a move to a new location outside the City of St. Louis.

LEXINGTON, Ill. (WMBD) -- A man who allegedly shot at a Lexington police officer, prompting him to fire back, has been charged with attempted murder. Ryan Aeron Stanley Hurst, 18, is facing charges of attempted murder, aggravated discharge of a firearm at a peace officer and aggravated assault at a police officer, according to McLean [...]

The Missouri Department of Conservation and area partners conducted prescribed burns in Bellerive Park and Dickman Park.

Two lawmakers representing Missouri are now leading the charge of dismantling the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms.

State Supt. Tony Sanders sent a message to school leaders last week, instructing them to continue teaching LGBTQ+, as well as Black and Asian American history. The state's Inclusive Curriculum Law requires schools to accurately portray the contributions of people from all those groups.

At least one person was killed late Tuesday afternoon in a single-vehicle crash on southbound Interstate 55.

The head of St. Louis’ NAACP is speaking out after a federal dismissal of complaints against St. Louis regional schools.

St. Louis County police reported responding to a fight in progress at the Heritage Place Dierbergs grocery store on Olive Boulevard last Friday.

A St. Louis man appeared in federal court on Tuesday to be sentenced for making and selling fake identification.

A massage therapist accused of sexually abusing two clients is now behind bars.

Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins is defending his decision to delay the implementation of sports betting across the state.

The wife of a fallen retired St. Louis Metropolitan Police captain is carrying out the legacy of her husband.