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Following the end of closing arguments in the case of Kenneth Lee Simpson vs. the State of Missouri, jurors have now returned their verdict Friday evening, which has sealed the 38-year-old's fate.

Lemon said federal officers arrested him "for something I've been doing for the last 30 years, and that is covering the news."

Officers working with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) can now expect a salary increase.

After emotional closing arguments, jurors are now deliberating whether Kenneth Lee Simpson will spend the rest of his life in prison or be sentenced to death for killing a Hermann Police Sergeant.

As far as delays go, potential congestion could take 270 in both directions until Saturday around 9 p.m., when this 24-hour operation concludes.

A multicolored palate of petals awaits both old and new visitors.

A nursing student at Mid-America Nazarene University scored after a big surprise from a nonprofit powered by Chiefs' wide receiver and his mother this morning.

At least 14 people have been hospitalized.

St. Louis leaders met Friday to outline ongoing support for victims of the May 16 E-F3 tornado who are still facing housing insecurity.

A former St. Louis-area mail carrier who stole mail and aided in a massive check-stealing scheme has been sentenced to prison.

As declining temperatures persist, the City of St. Louis announced on Friday that it plans to extend its Code Blue level 4 activation.

Missouri Chief Justice W. Brent Powell did not deliver the yearly State of the Judiciary Address Wednesday after the Senate and House failed to meet in a joint session, a move that comes as Republican lawmakers are protesting a recent Missouri Supreme Court ruling.

A backyard robbery that turned violent ended in a conviction Thursday for Lance McKinney, 29, who shot and robbed a neighborhood store owner.

Missouri U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt has moved this week to publicly defend federal immigration enforcement operations and support a legal challenge aimed at limiting birthright citizenship.

Missouri's first month of legalized sports betting shows massive participation but results in a net loss from substantial deductions.

Bettors in Missouri wagered more than half a billion dollars in December during the state's first month of legalized sports betting, according to a new state report.

A former Farmington kindergarten teacher has pleaded guilty in federal court to possessing and sharing child porn, sending the material through an online messaging app.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A California man was charged after being accused of stealing gift cards and conducting a fraud scheme at multiple stores in Chesterfield and Ballwin. According to a complaint filed by the Chesterfield Police Department, Yuliang Tian (age not provided) is accused of stealing more than 100 gift cards, scratching off [...]

St. Louis is hosting a variety of events this weekend, from fire-lit art shows and ice carving competitions to tropical blooms, family-friendly winter festivals, and RV adventures.

The Screamin' Eagle, a beloved rollercoaster at Six Flags St. Louis, is set for some major upgrades ahead of its 50th anniversary.