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A woman was critically injured in a shooting late Tuesday morning at a Starbucks drive-thru in the Tower Grove East neighborhood.

ST. LOUIS - Mary Jean Price Walls was the first documented Black student to apply to Missouri State University in 1950. The institution was known as Southwest Missouri State College at the time of her application. Walls was denied admission to the college and was never officially notified of the decision. Her attempt to enroll [...]

The Humane Society of Missouri is hosting its fifth annual Day of Giving to raise money for its Animal Cruelty Task Force, which responds to reports of animal abuse, neglect and hoarding cases throughout the state.

The St. Louis Cardinals are offering tickets for select weekday games for $6 during a one-day flash sale on Tuesday, limited to eight tickets per game.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul is urging families and educators to prioritize online safety discussions in honor of Safer Internet Day, warning of the risks posed by new technologies such as artificial intelligence, and providing resources for reporting online exploitation and abuse.

One person was injured in a shooting at a strip club in Sauget, Illinois, after a dispute between two groups of people escalated into gunfire in the parking lot.

ST. LOUIS - We made it to 58 F on Monday. Tuesday will bring plenty of sunshine and highs pushing into the 60s. Enjoy the warm up, because a cold front will be making its way across the region Tuesday. That means we will see cooler air settle in for Wednesday. Highs back down around [...]

The council recently approved a rezoning request that could open the doors for a developer to present a plan.

This house bill would require drivers whose licenses have been revoked for consistent reckless driving to enroll in the Intelligent Speed Assistance Program if they receive a court order.

Potholes and deteriorating roads across Florissant have frustrated residents for years, but a new proposal introduced and approved Monday night could soon bring relief.

It will be a long journey of healing for two St. Louis police officers badly injured in the line of duty. And their friends are calling on the community for support.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) is warning residents about a fast-growing scam using digital currency.

Granite City Mayor Mike Parkinson says the city is still weighing whether data centers could ultimately benefit residents.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker toured It’s Electric Neon Sign Park in Granite City on Monday to kickoff a calendar year of celebrations for the 100th anniversary of Route 66.

A tree fell on a Baden home in north St. Louis, narrowing missing two people inside. The homeowner says it is the fault of the city Water Division.

Demolition is underway in north St. Louis County, where six homes are being torn down for radioactive contamination linked to Coldwater Creek.

Lawmakers in the Missouri House are expected to approve a new round of legislation this week, including a measure that would require school districts to expand existing efforts to screen all students for gifted programs.

An Illinois woman is behind bars after she allegedly threatened to harm an employee at a school in Cahokia Heights, Illinois.

$200,000 to walk away. That’s what Ballwin’s former police chief, Douglas Schaeffler, was paid out in a settlement finalized at the end of 2025. The settlement includes a deal that allows Schaeffler to obtain his full benefits through his government retirement system

One man remains in critical condition at a St. Louis-area hospital after being shot over the weekend in an Alton apartment complex. The suspected shooter is facing charges.