The Humane Society of Missouri has rescued more than 100 dogs from a severe hoarding situation on a property in Lawrence County. Medical teams in St. Louis began evaluating the first group of rescued animals following their arrival Tuesday.
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen advanced legislation Tuesday that would classify smoke shops as a distinct business category within municipal zoning rules.
Ryze Adventure Park, a four-level outdoor obstacle facility located in Maryland Heights near the junction of Interstate 270 and Interstate 70, has closed.
Former special counsel Jack Smith fielded insults from Republicans and questions about his prosecutorial decisions on Tuesday as he sat before lawmakers on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Another teenager has been certified as an adult and charged with murder in the January shooting death of a Lyft driver who was caught in the middle of a planned shootout between two groups.
The City of Cool Valley has blocked access to one of the two driveways at North Hills Church of Christ, creating a dispute between church and city leaders over why the barrier was needed.
The Humane Society of Missouri, the Lawrence County Sheriff's Office, and the Missouri Department of Agriculture rescued over 100 animals from a property near Ash Grove on Tuesday.
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is asking for the public's help with locating a suspect in connection with a hit-and-run crash in the Central West End that killed a woman last month.
Officials with the Gasconade County E-911 team and the Hermann Area Ambulance District introduced a new Safe Haven Baby Box to their community this week.
King Technology, which specializes in water care and sanitation products for hot tubs, swim spas and pools, has opened a new $17 million manufacturing and distribution center in St. Peters.
Pleasant Hill, Missouri, approved permits for filming and construction at Big Creek Cafe from Monday, Sept. 28 through Friday, Oct. 2. Social media posts have also shown him in Lee's Summit over the weekend.
Drivers throughout Missouri have the chance to get a refund on part of the state's gasoline tax, but the kicker is: The filing deadline is in two days, and you must have receipts... all of them.