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The City of St. Louis is planning to spend $46 million on roadway improvements that aim to address speeding, reduce crashes, and offer safer routes for pedestrians.

Those with a thirst for cicadas can join the Bug Chef at the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House on May 24 for cicada dishes and an educational forum on the practice of eating insects.

A Belleville, Illinois, man appeared in federal court on Wednesday to be sentenced for his role in a string of armed robberies at gas stations in St. Clair County.

A man convicted of killing six women 20 years ago in Kansas City, Missouri, has died. The Missouri Department of Corrections says 62-year-old Terry Blair died Saturday morning.

Whether you enjoy it as a breakfast side, sandwich topping, or something completely different, bacon goes good with just about anything.

Illinois State Police arrested a woman earlier this week in connection with a murder at an East St. Louis nightclub.

A St. Louis County resident won $100,000 from a PowerBall Power Play prize in the April 10 drawing. This winner uses the same set of numbers every time they play, and this time it paid off big.

A driver in a black, late-model Toyota sedan is on the run after a road rage shooting in University City.

ST. LOUIS -- During National Police Week, law enforcement officials in our area say their strategy for improving safety is to build bonds right in the neighborhood. Major Ron Martin is with the North County Cooperative. Since it was started in 2015, they've been able to decrease crime by 77 percent, while patrolling eight different [...]

Wednesday marks 40 years since Rock N' Roll legend Ozzy Osbourne sported a St. Louis Blues jersey in a mug shot, a pure coincidence that lives on as a quirky, but beloved part of Blues hockey history.

ST. LOUIS -- A River Runs Through It, a Brad Pitt movie or your backyard last night? Wow! While not severe, many of Tuesday’s storms were efficient rain makers. Many area streams and creeks filled quickly and rained high and fast, but, thankfully, they stayed in their banks. We will get a break from the [...]

ST. LOUIS -- May is Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, a time dedicated to honoring the contributions and influence of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islander Americans in the United States. To celebrate, St. Louis is hosting a free event tonight at City Hall from 6 to 8 p.m. The celebration will feature [...]

ST. LOUIS -- Mental health challenges facing our homeless population were highlighted this morning at an event in downtown St. Louis. It comes days after a deadly shooting in the heart of downtown involving two homeless men and St. Louis city police. The incident took place at Market and 14th last Friday in broad daylight, [...]

ST. LOUIS - Before Caitlin Clark even stepped on a WNBA court, her impact was felt. Ticket sales are up 93% from last year, according to Forbes, and a lot of that has to do with Clark. "It's slowly been on the incline, on the rise and now it's just boomed," St. Louis Surge Head Coach Petra Jackson [...]

In a Chesterfield neighborhood just southwest of Olive Boulevard and U.S. Highway 141, concerned residents claim to have helped stop an alleged peeper.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones held her third State of the City address Tuesday evening. It is expected that she will announce seeking re-election sometime this week.

One St. Louis County councilman is hoping to convince voters to change and revise both the county charter and government.

A north St. Louis County neighborhood is seeing dramatic changes after being in danger from a FOX Files report last summer. The danger wasn't from crime, but from rotting houses.

After a recent crash critically injured a 9-year-old on N. Broadway, Alderwoman Pamela Boyd (Ward 13) hosted a traffic-calming event Tuesday in hopes of implementing safety measures and ensuring the safety of pedestrians and drivers on the road.