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Seniors within the City of St. Louis have the opportunity again to apply for the senior tax freeze program beginning Thursday.

One person has died after an overnight hit-and-run crash in south St. Louis, according to St. Louis police.

ST. LOUIS - One child has died and others have sustained injuries from multiple accidents on eastbound Interstate 70 Thursday morning. According to police, just after 8 a.m., a Dodge vehicle collided with a tractor trailer, causing debris to travel into other lanes. This debris carried into express lanes, causing a crash involving three more [...]

The United Autoworkers Union has reached a tentative agreement with Lear Corporation in Wentzville, ending the strike and potentially restoring production at the GM plant.

Ameren is installing a smart switch in St. Charles, MO, which will provide greater reliability for nearly 2,000 customers, reducing the time it takes for power to be restored from hours to seconds.

ST. LOUIS - A weak cold front will be the focus of widely scattered showers and thunderstorms on Thursday. Once again, we’ll start the day with hazy sunshine, then see how clouds will build throughout the day. Highs are expected to be a couple of degrees cooler than Wednesday due to the frontal passage, in [...]

ST. LOUIS - The Archdiocese of St. Louis is facing a lawsuit filed Wednesday by 25 individuals blaming the church for enabling, covering up, and concealing children being sexually abused by employees for decades, according to court documents. The 74-page lawsuit lists at least 30 clergy members under the archdiocese and archbishop that were known [...]

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Lawmakers wanted to spend three-quarters of a billion dollars to expand parts of Interstate 44 to six lanes, but the governor slashed some of the funding.  The General Assembly approved $730 million to widen I-44 from Rolla to Joplin, but Gov. Mike Parson said since the pre-work on the interstate isn't [...]

Criminals struck Christina Scott's car in the middle of the day—in a crime that’s continued to take unusual turns. Thankfully, she is OK and her car was found, but she can’t get inside her vehicle, which she says has her "whole life—like everything.”

When Alandon Pitts looks out at what once was the Paideia Academy's parking lot, he can't help but think about how things once were in this College Hill neighborhood.

Local Democrats and Republicans had very different reactions to President Biden’s historic speech from the Oval Office Wednesday.

A south St. Louis community is shaken after a shocking series of shootings. In just four days, three separate incidents have shattered the peace on the 6900 block of Minnesota and Alabama Avenues.

Missouri's primary election day is 13 days away, Aug. 6, but thousands are already voting. You can, too. 

A giant sinkhole at Gordon F. Moore Community Park in Alton is still under investigation and the park remains closed.  

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) — The Missouri Supreme Court halted the immediate release Wednesday of a man whose murder conviction was overturned — just as the man was about to walk free. A St. Louis Circuit Court judge had ordered Christopher Dunn, now 52, to be released by 6 p.m. CDT Wednesday and threatened the [...]

Lake St. Louis is preparing for another addition to The Meadows, bringing outdoor activities and more.

New York urged the Supreme Court on Wednesday to toss Missouri’s long-shot lawsuit that seeks to block former President Trump’s forthcoming criminal sentence, telling the justices they have no jurisdiction. After Trump was convicted in Manhattan on 34 counts of falsifying business records, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey (R) went straight to the nation’s highest [...]

Authorities say a man involved in a sexual assault in the parking lot of a popular Webster Groves restaurant is behind bars.

Last Tuesday's heavy rains prompted the St. Clair County Animal Control Center to halt operations due to flooding. All dogs and cats were safely rescued and rehomed to either the Humane Society or a foster home.

Taxpayer dollars help Missouri and Illinois employ thousands of state workers each year. Some of these workers, usually ones in high-profile capacities or leadership roles, make hundreds of thousands of dollars annually.