A Republican lawmaker from northwest Missouri is rallying legislators from both sides of the aisle to change who can serve on the state’s Clean Water Commission.
San Diego FC intends to take steps to discourage its fans from engaging in the homophobic chant that marred the Major League Soccer expansion club's inaugural home match last weekend.
ST. LOUIS -- Brianna Bagwell is a former Wish recipient at Make-A-Wish Illinois who received a renovated "Mystery Machine" inspired by the cartoon Scooby Doo. Help kids just like Bagwell receive their wishes while facing critical illnesses and enter the 2025 Wish Home Raffle. Your $100 ticket will help Make-A-Wish kids across Illinois, Missouri, and [...]
The Missouri Department of Conservation says a cybersecurity vendor recently notified the department of suspicious activity on one of its data servers.
Voters in St. Louis will decide on Tuesday which candidates will advance in the race for the next mayor, with incumbent Tishaura Jones, current Board of Aldermen member Cara Spencer, current Recorder of Deeds Democrat Mike Butler, and the lone Republican in the race, Andrew Jones, all vying for the top two spots.
Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in Hillsboro, MO, where a man was killed after a three-hour standoff and a shootout with officers, who recovered multiple firearms from the scene.
ST. LOUIS - Let’s get ready for a very active 48 hours of weather. Two rounds of thunderstorms are expected on Tuesday, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, with a brief lull in the action around lunchtime. The morning wave will impact the region between sunrise and 10 a.m. The morning round should [...]
The Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority of the City of St. Louis (LCRA) began its condemnation process for dozens of properties in north St. Louis on Feb. 28
BJC HealthCare employees are on edge after yet another wave of car break-ins at hospital parking garages—this time at Parkview Tower and the Euclid Garage.
The 2025 St. Louis mayoral primary election officially takes place Tuesday, with voters set to narrow the field to two candidates for the April 8 general election.
A Berkeley councilwoman says she was justified in driving into her neighbor’s yard. The politician says she won’t pay for damages, claiming she’s the victim.