St. Louis Public Schools has been awarded a $10 million grant from the EPA to purchase 30 zero-emission electric vehicles, which will replace diesel buses and improve air quality while reducing transportation costs.
ST. CHARLES, Mo -- A new McDonald’s is officially opening today in St. Charles. Located on Upper Bottom Road, the restaurant will host a grand opening ceremony and ribbon cutting at 10 a.m. This marks the 202nd McDonald’s location in the St. Louis region.
FENTON, Mo. -- A fire broke out late last night in the lawn and garden section of the Lowe’s store in Fenton. Firefighters responded around 11:30 p.m. to find heavy smoke inside the building. The store’s sprinkler system kept the fire from spreading further. Crews ventilated the building and monitored air quality to ensure it [...]
ST. LOUIS -- A man in his 40s was fatally shot late Tuesday night in the Bevo Mill neighborhood, police report. The incident occurred near the intersection of Gravois and Bates. St. Louis Metropolitan Police homicide detectives are investigating the shooting. According to preliminary reports, EMS took the victim to a hospital after he was [...]
ST. LOUIS -- Clouds are moving into the region and a few flurries are possible across mainly northeast Missouri into central Illinois. While much of the morning will be mostly cloudy, clouds should decrease through the afternoon. Temperatures will be colder today, not making it out of the 30s. The warmup begins tomorrow with highs [...]
An early morning police chase involving multiple departments ended in Jennings with one suspect in custody and two others still at large, after a pursuit lasting over 30 minutes and covering several highways.
The battle over who gets to appoint St. Louis County’s next prosecuting attorney is pitting the governor, the county council, and the county executive against each other.
A local bakery, which creates jobs for those with disabilities, is being told it must change the name of its cookie company from another based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Sharleen Stockglausner experienced permanent paralysis following a cheerleading accident nearly 40 years ago. On Tuesday, she was hospitalized and battling infections when a fire destroyed her home on Tina Drive in House Springs. Her two roommates safely escaped, but say everything inside was lost.
The use of police surveillance is now under surveillance itself in St. Louis. The impact of new regulations on police in the City of St. Louis is now unfolding at City Hall.
ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Fire Department is responding to a first-alarm fire inside a vacant building in north St. Louis Wednesday evening. According to officials, at least 30 firefighters are working to put flames out in the three-story building in the 4000 block of Dryden Ave. in the Penrose neighborhood. While the building [...]
The man accused of killing the head of one of the biggest U.S. health insurance companies is fighting being sent to face charges in New York City, where the attack happened. Luigi Mangione, 26, is being held without bail in Pennsylvania, where he was arrested at a McDonald's on Monday after a broad search following [...]
MARYCLAIRE DALE and SARAH BRUMFIELD, Associated Press
A police pursuit involving two vehicles ended with a collision near I-270 and I-44 on Wednesday afternoon. Four suspects have been arrested, while one remains on the run.
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