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The proposal was born out of community concerns over rapid population growth and its effects on schools, traffic, property values and public infrastructure.

Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident, including why the man was near the tracks at the time of the accident.

One local school is promoting wellness and supporting their teacher as she battles breast cancer.

Trump announced that the state of Missouri will be receiving $2.5 million for individual assistance following the severe weather events that happened earlier this year.

District 5 officers are trying to find leads regarding where the shooting occurred, as well as who is responsible.

Officers with the North County Police Cooperative responded to a shooting in the 6200 block of Page Boulevard during the Wednesday lunch hour.

Months after the May tornado ripped through parts of St. Louis, recovery continues for families still struggling to rebuild.

Governor Mike Kehoe said he understands both sides of a recent back-and-forth spat between U.S. Senator Josh Hawley and Missouri Senate President Pro Tem Cindy O’Laughlin.

With its top man in jail, the St. Louis Sheriff's Office is blaming the previous administration for some of the money problems exposed in a new audit.

Officials with the Missouri Lottery are asking Powerball players to check their tickets from a recent drawing—they might be a million dollars richer!

The Mansion House Apartments in downtown St. Louis are set for a $195 million makeover.

Attorneys for St. Louis County Executive Sam Page have asked a judge to dismiss an indictment accusing him of misusing public funds to campaign on an election issue.

HILLSBORO, Mo. – A road rage incident near Wildwood Lake in Jefferson County saw one man point a gun at another driver after he was chastised for speeding. According to a probable cause statement from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, the incident happened Thursday, Oct. 16, at Wild Lake Lane and Wegmann Road. The victim [...]

Washington University Chancellor Andrew D. Martin confirmed Wednesday that the university will not sign President Donald Trump’s proposed higher education compact, a plan that would tie access to federal funding to a series of policy changes on university campuses. The confirmation comes after Martin’s Monday announcement that said the university had agreed to participate in discussions with White House officials to discuss the proposal.

The San Francisco Giants have hired Tennessee Volunteers coach Tony Vitello as manager for his first pro coaching job.

The National Weather Service has issued a frost advisory for Wednesday evening, covering several counties in Missouri and Illinois just north and east of St. Louis.

Emergency responders are on their way to rescue a man hanging from a broadcast tower in Affton Wednesday afternoon.

After two days of negotiations with a federal mediator, Boeing presented a revised contract offer to the union representing striking St. Louis-area workers. But talks have ended without a vote, and a months-long strike will carry on.

Thirty small terrier dogs and a blind pony were rescued Tuesday night from a property in Fenton.

The St. Louis Sheriff's Office exceeded its 2025 fiscal year budget by nearly $1 million, according to a new city audit highlighting widespread financial mismanagement.