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Furr Smoke Shop on Jefferson Avenue and Arsenal Street remains boarded up. It was condemned by the city after a shootout inside and outside of the place April 19.

St. Louis Children's Hospital opened a new Child Life Zone on Wednesday, providing a dedicated space for young patients to cope, create and escape the realities of being hospitalized. The facility aims to support children's emotional well-being by offering a sense of normalcy and fun activities.

Dozens of small business owners setup shop in the rotunda of the Missouri State Capitol, Wednesday, for the annual “Buy MIssouri Day.”

A large pile of undelivered mail was found on a vacant lot in north St. Louis, offering possible answers for residents across the region who say they have struggled for months to receive important deliveries.

The Missouri House advanced a bill Tuesday supporting a permanent change to daylight saving time if Congress votes to do so first.

A long-standing dispute between the St. Louis Mayor and a state-controlled police board over funding of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department continues to escalate.

A 21-year-old man has been sentenced for a drug-related murder in St. Louis' Greater Ville neighborhood.

A St. Louis man is accused of renting a store unit under a fake name in order to steal merchandise and property from neighboring units.

Authorities arrested eight people on Wednesday in a federal probe targeting illegal gun sales and cocaine distribution in the St. Louis area, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.

Quick action by a Robinson Elementary staff member helped save a student during a lunchtime emergency.

Plans are moving forward to demolish the Railway Exchange building’s former garage and a nearby vacant Charlie Gitto's restaurant in downtown St. Louis.

Investigators have identified a bicyclist killed in a hit-and-run crash last week in Dutchtown.

A lawsuit against Missouri's largest dispensary chain accuses the company of forming an illegal "cartel" to monopolize the Missouri cannabis market.

A former employee for a tool and equipment retailer has been charged with running a year-long scheme of stealing from his store by ringing up low-cost items and allowing customers to leave with more expensive products.

An $81 million renovation project is planned for the Edison Brothers Building in Downtown St. Louis, one of the city's most cherished landmarks.

Missouri Congressman Eric Schmitt and two other U.S. senators have introduced a bill to fund construction of a $400 million ballroom at the White House.

A Washington County, Missouri, man appeared in federal court Wednesday to be sentenced for sexually abusing a teenager and soliciting nude photos from her.

Jordan D. Huddlen, 29, was sentenced to 15 years in state prison for his involvement in the May 2024 murder of Eddie Randle Jr. in Midtown. Huddlen apologized to the victim’s mother in court.

The exterior lights of the Gateway Arch will be turned off throughout the entire month of May to help migrating birds this spring.

The St. Louis Land Reutilization Authority is meeting to discuss a proposal to use $15 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds to demolish more than 300 vacant buildings across the city, which officials say would help reduce violent crime in affected areas.