A rural Missouri boarding school at the center of abuse allegations has closed its doors. Meanwhile, a state agency is looking at itself to determine if it failed to adequately address past concerns about the school in calls to an abuse hotline.
ST. LOUIS -- Former KPLR Sports Director Rich Gould is telling a different type of story. He has been writing a children's book called, "There's a Snake Down There." It is the story of a brave little girl who saves her family while her grandma sleeps through it all. Rich says the story is based [...]
A Kansas man is suing a Tennessee congressman over social media posts accusing him of being a shooter at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade and an “illegal alien.”
Missouri State has hired Cuonzo Martin, bringing back the only coach to lead its basketball program to a Missouri Valley Conference regular-season title more than a decade after he left Springfield for stints in power conferences.
It's almost time for another St. Louis Cardinals season! The Cardinals open the 2024 campaign Thursday with a four-game road series against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The study Tuesday by the Illinois Association of Regional Superintendents of Schools shows 90% of schools have at least a serious shortage, struggle to find substitutes and face fewer than five candidates for open positions.
A Florissant woman was recently honored with a Carnegie Medal For Heroism after her quick-thinking actions saved two people from potentially life-threatening dog attacks.
The United States Postal Service will consider moving some mail operations from Springfield, Illinois, to St. Louis as part of a long-term plan for modernization.
A St. Louis County classic car shop recently acquired a rare piece of presidential history: A limousine used by former U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson and former First Lady Jackie Kennedy.
The final defendant in a St. Louis area methamphetamine distribution ring appeared in federal court on Tuesday and was sentenced to nearly 20 years for his role in the organization.
EUREKA, Mo. -- Six Flags St. Louis is observing Autism Awareness month with Low Sensory Sundays throughout April. On Sundays April 7, 14, 21, and 28, the park will minimize noise levels and offer private character meet and greets in a low sensory environment from 11 am to 2 pm. This initiative aims to create [...]
St. Louis CITY SC and Purina are collaborating on ways to put pets at the forefront of the CITY SC experience at CITYPARK. Pups on the Pitch on Sunday, April 21 will provide fans exclusive access to CITYPARK’s pitch, where they can enjoy an afternoon with their dog on the field with special activities… and [...]
SULLIVAN, Mo. -- First responders are at a fatal crash on I-44 near Sullivan, Missouri involving a semi truck and another vehicle. All eastbound lanes are shut down as emergency crews work to clear the area. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports that a tractor trailer crossed over and struck a passenger car head-on. They [...]
ST. LOUIS -- Authorities have upgraded a domestic disturbance call to a homicide investigation in South St. Louis. The incident occurred on the 3200 block of North Dakota in the Dutchtown neighborhood. Police responded to the scene just after 11 p.m. Tuesday. A male victim was found and pronounced dead. Homicide detectives have taken over [...]
ST. LOUIS -- Clouds lingering overnight have slowed our temperature drop off, but it is still going to be a cold start out the door, in the low to mid 30s. Skies will continue to clear through the morning as winds continue to ease. Highs will be in the low to mid 50s this afternoon [...]
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