A cold front has moved through our area and has exited to the southeast. Cooler air is filtering in behind the front, along with brisk northwest winds. We still have some clouds overhead but these should clear this morning, leaving us with plenty of sunshine for the afternoon.
After tenants have concerns over their housing placements from the St. Louis County Housing Authority, it leaves questions wondering how residents got there with taxpayer money.
A Missouri Central Bus Company diesel mechanic says he feels targeted after finding a noose near his workstation after several instances of harassment, allegedly from management.
A man from California is facing two Class X felony charges for cocaine trafficking, allegedly possessing more than 13,000 grams of cocaine, according to the Madison County State's Attorney Office.
Spring severe weather season is right around the corner, and we’ve had a peak interest in tornadoes—how they form and how fast the winds are—but one notable interest is how tornado damage is surveyed.
Baseball season is around the corner and that means the return of the Redbirds at Busch Stadium, as well as the return of a special event where local students can learn about weather.
Dr. Robert Pasken has been a professor of meteorology at Saint Louis University since 1976. He has seen some amazing advances in technology, including the seamless weather network.
Weather pattern changes are on the way! It’s generally easy to say that in the spring since spring is a transitional season. But this year, we are seeing bigger pattern shifts. While we have been in an El Niño pattern for the last few months, we are propelling toward a return to the La Niña pattern of last year. Here’s what that means for our spring outlook:
An Indiana man who was charged with stealing a car assaulted a police officer and may be responsible for other crimes in the area, according to the Clayton Police Department.
ST. LOUIS -- February is American Heart Month and Patricia Brothers is spreading awareness about the #1 killer of women: heart disease. Due to her weight, Brothers was diagnosed with Afib, a type of abnormal heartbeat and high blood pressure. She was determined to make a change and lost 200 pounds to save her heart. [...]
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