Confidence continues to grow that Monday could bring significant severe weather threats to the St. Louis region, particularly from the afternoon to the evening.
A St. Charles man faces criminal charges after a series of threats toward a business that escalated over the last several months, culminating with an alleged Molotov cocktail threat.
Julio Rodríguez, Will Wilson and Cole Young each homered, and Leo Rivas hit a two-run single in the ninth to help the Seattle Mariners beat the St. Louis Cardinals 11-9 on Saturday.
A one-of-a-kind Missouri "Lighthouse" retreat, loaded with personalized mini golf course, a resort-style pool and an expansive game room, has been named one of VRBO's top vacation rentals for 2026.
Scouts from across the St. Louis area, along with their families, are spending the weekend camping in untraditional territory — World Wide Technology Raceway in Madison, Illinois. The event is called Scouts Xccelerate Spring Camporee.
A new public art exhibit in The District of St. Louis is bringing Holocaust history out of museums and into everyday life, inviting visitors to confront the past face to face.
ST. LOUIS - We have a nice late April weekend ahead of us with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s each day. Saturday will feature plenty of sunshine. Temperatures overnight dip into the upper 40s and low 50s. We'll see a few more clouds on Sunday, especially later in the day. We will have [...]
Rob Corley was riding his bicycle through the alley east of S. Grand Boulevard and south of Itaska on Friday afternoon. Approximately 15 hours earlier, police reported a bicyclist was struck and killed in that same alley.
Some South St. Louis residents say they’re suddenly hearing constant sounds of gunfire. It’s not because of crime, but rather because of a newly reopened police shooting range.
Six Flags St. Louis is opening its season this weekend in Eureka under new ownership by Enchanted Parks. The acquisition of six Six Flags parks and one theme park in Canada for $342 million has led to operational changes and a planned rebranding for the St. Louis location.
A controversial debate is unfolding over how St. Louis should prioritize safety and survival as leaders weigh competing demands that could reshape services across the city.
The proposal, sponsored by Rep. La Shawn Ford, D-Chicago, would require voter approval to change Illinois’ constitution to allow higher taxes on income earned above $1 million.