ST. LOUIS - Another comfortably cool start to our day on Friday. Friday out-of-door temperatures are in the 50s for many. But, with south winds returning, it’ll be hotter in the afternoon. We’ll see partly cloudy skies with highs in the upper 80s to around 90. The humidity will begin to creep up as well. [...]
CHICAGO (AP) — Vice President Kamala Harris urged Americans to seize a “precious, fleeting opportunity” to move beyond political divisions and the threat of Republican Donald Trump on Thursday as she closed out the Democratic National Convention. Harris is the first Black woman and first person of South Asian descent to be nominated, and supporters [...]
JOSH BOAK, BRIAN SLODYSKO and NICHOLAS RICCARDI, Associated Press
The O’Fallon City Council voted 7-3 Thursday night to approve the annexation of 161 acres of land from St. Charles County into the city in order to pave the way for a residential housing development along Highway DD.
Willie Parker watched as a tree trimmer standing on the ground got to work on a massive tree in his backyard. But when it came down, the tree smashed his property.
In a major move, the St. Louis NAACP has filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education and the Office of Civil Rights over what they describe as a "literary crisis" facing African American children in St. Louis County and City.
A man driving a reportedly stolen car was taken into custody Wednesday afternoon after leading St. Louis police on a brief chase in a north city neighborhood.
After a female bald eagle's nest was destroyed in a severe thunderstorm in Nebraska, the World Bird Sanctuary's dedicated team finalized her recovery today.
Missouri's limestone caves were once used to store surplus food products during the 1980s, and are now home to a 3.5 million-square-foot cave system used by companies like Kraft, Pepsi, and Vital Farms.
Nearly a year after a woman was indicted for alleged misuse of $11 million in funds to feed children in low-income areas during the pandemic, an assistant U.S. attorney has filed a motion to annul her bond, which officials say she has broken.
A teenager is appearing in St. Louis Circuit Court on Thursday afternoon after being charged with a drive-by shooting that left one woman with a brain injury.
At the beginning of this month, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed an executive order to ban intoxicating cannabis products, scheduled to be in effect next month. Now, that date has been pushed back after Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft denied it.
Bayer has announced plans to sell around 90 acres of its Creve Coeur campus and invest $100 million in local office space and labs, while also investing in its Chesterfield research facility to better utilize its real estate space and reduce debt.
The St. Louis region will soon lose its headquarters for a coal mining company as Arch Resources intends to merge with Pennsylvania-based firm CONSOL Energy Inc.