Gino Rives was sentenced to over seven years in prison for scamming an elderly woman out of $1 million in a home remodel, with prosecutors arguing that the defendant took advantage of the woman's vulnerability and exploited her deathbed.
A homeowner in south St. Louis was finally able to get rid of a dangerous city-owned dead tree after seven years of dealing with damage, thanks to the action of city officials.
A 100-foot-wide, 50-foot-deep sinkhole opened up on the soccer fields at Gordon Moore Park in Alton, Illinois, prompting a response from state and federal officials, and causing a major headache for city and state officials.
President Biden stumbled several times early in Thursday night's debate in Atlanta before finding his stride, and his Republican rival, former President Trump, was quick to capitalize on the missteps.
Missouri is seeking to counter Kansas, which approved a plan last week to try to lure the teams across the state line with bonds that would finance up to 70% of the cost of new stadiums.
St. Louis was ranked as the third best city in the Midwest and 25th best city in the U.S., with highlights including music, nightlife, and the expansion of the America's Center Convention Complex.
Our next shot at some stormy weather will come Friday night into Saturday morning. The window of opportunity for stormy weather looks to fall between midnight and 10 a.m.
After more than 47 years, the remains of a young Black woman found near Seneca, Illinois have been positively identified through the use of DNA and forensics.
Jerrika Marshay Davis was charged with 1st degree burglary, 2nd degree assault, stealing, and kidnapping after she illegally entered a victim's home in the Visitation Park neighborhood and threw bleach in the victim's face.