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A Pine Lawn man was arrested this week for a fatal shooting earlier this month.

A new community effort in Jefferson County is working to make sure no one has to go without period products.

The Missouri House of Representatives passed a dozen bills this week, including a measure that would permanently extend the expiration date for a controversial transgender law.

This is the second time the business decided to shut its doors this month after CareSTL Health president and CEO Angela Clabon claimed the first closures were made due to economic hardships.

A Somali truck driver failed an English proficiency test after getting pulled over for driving the wrong way on Highway 61 in Lincoln County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol said he could not identify road signs required to hold a commercial driver’s license.

A convicted sex offender from the Warrenton area is due in court next month after more than a dozen guns were found at his home.

The calendar may still say winter, but it doesn’t feel like it. And with even warmer days ahead, many are looking forward to spring planting.

A family is in mourning after learning that one of their loved ones was found deceased in a home that caught fire in Wellston.

BJC Healthcare announced a new compensation structure that it says would maintain or increase pay for 72% of its employees, but the health system did not immediately clarify impacts on the remaining 28% of its workforce.

A St. Louis man was sentenced Thursday for a scheme taking place in multiple states that stole nearly $300,000 worth of merchandise from Kohl's.

Panera Bread, or as we St. Louisans call it, Bread Co., launched a new "Mix & Match" value menu aimed at competing with fast food joints. This is the first time the company has offered a dedicated value menu.

Two bills gaining momentum from Missouri lawmakers would require drivers convicted of killing a parent while intoxicated to pay child support to the surviving spouse or guardian raising the victim's child or children.

A new federal civil rights complaint was filed against the University of Missouri - St. Louis for discrimination, one group says.

ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. - Beginning next school year, two Catholic schools in the St. Charles County area will be reconfiguring. According to the Archdiocese of St. Louis, St. Paul Parish in St. Paul and St. Joseph Parish in Josephville will be rearranging student levels at each campus. Starting in the 2026-2027 school year, the [...]

Clementine's Ice Cream, a beloved St. Louis-based sweet treat, is coming soon to Schnucks grocery stores in Missouri and Illinois.

Authorities are searching for a man accused of dragging an officer with his car during a traffic stop Tuesday in Warrenton.

Maya Angelou, a St. Louis native and author, was born in 1928 and earned 30 best-selling titles, an Emmy Award nomination, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and was the first Black woman to write and recite a poem for a presidential inauguration and appear on the U.S. quarter.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page vetoed pay raises for the next county executive and assessor, citing that the St. Louis County Council approved them after a deadline set by the county charter.

MADISON COUNTY, IL. - A person was arrested early Thursday morning following an overnight police pursuit that ended in north St. Louis County. Officials say the incident began in Madison County, IL. and traveled into north St. Louis County. The pursuit involved deputies from the Madison County and troopers from the Missouri State Highway Patrol [...]

Festus Mayor Sam Richards has called a special City Council meeting to discuss a proposed data center, which has faced significant community scrutiny, with some residents in favor of the project citing potential economic benefits and others expressing opposition to the facility's presence in the city.