A St. Louis County woman intentionally set her neighbor's apartment door on fire in retaliation to ongoing noise complaints, trapping a woman and her young child inside, police say.
A new era begins for the St. Louis Cardinals as Chaim Bloom assumes the team's top front-office role, succeeding John Mozeliak as the President of Baseball Operations.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced Monday that her office has filed felony charges against a St. Peters insurance agent.
This lawsuit comes after an investigation into deceptive practices of Pamela Walsh, of J. Walsh Insurance, a now-closed agency owned by her husband.
A student at Belleville East High School was found with a firearm on campus Tuesday morning.
According to police, a Belleville Police Department School Resource Officer was notified by a student that another was in possession of a gun at school.
The student was quickly located, and the firearm was taken during a search.
A bill in Congress aims to help businesses along Route 66. Illinois Rep. Darin LaHood introduced a bill, Route 66 National Historic Trail Designation Act (H.R.4338) that would designate Route 66 as a national historic trail. The designation would free up resources like employees, technical services and economic development assistance to preserve the highway. Supporters [...]
The Chesterfield Police Department is searching for an individual that fled the scene of an accident earlier this month.
According to police, on Sept. 19 around 11:30 p.m. officers responded to a crash at the intersection of Olive Blvd. and Swingley Ridge where a pedestrian was struck by a car. The person that hit them fled the scene, despite the fact that the one struck suffered serious injuries and had to be sent to the hospital.
New + Found has secured financing for a $195 million redevelopment project of the historic Mansion House complex in Downtown St. Louis, with plans to modernize the midcentury landmark by 2027.
Oli Marmol will return for his fifth season as St. Louis Cardinals manager in the 2026 season, even as the organization undergoes a significant front office change.
Beginning Oct. 1, Missouri National Guard service members will provide support at Immigration and Customs Enforcement processing facilities in the state.