It's a very cold morning out there with wind chills about -5 to -15. After this cold start, temperatures only make it to about 20 degrees this afternoon and with the breeze it'll feel even colder. Overnight lows once again drop into the single digits but lighter winds should keep wind chill values in check. [...]
WASHINGTON (AP) โ The partial government shutdown that started Saturday is vastly different from the record closure in the fall. That is mostly because the shutdown may not last long. The House will try to pass funding legislation quickly when lawmakers return Monday, and that would end the shutdown. Congress already has passed half this yearโs funding bills, ensuring [...]
ST. LOUIS - Firefighters responded to a fire at a vacant apartment building north of downtown St. Louis on Friday night. The blaze broke out just after 8 p.m. at a structure located on 14th Street. The building is situated off Indiana Avenue. Fire crews arriving at the scene observed flames coming from the third [...]
A controversial proposal for a massive new subdivision off state Route N in St. Charles County will soon be presented to the County Council for the first time.
Survivors of a deadly tornado that hit north St. Louis eight months ago are seeking shelter in vacant buildings as brutal winter weather moves into the region.
Homicide detectives from the St. Louis County Police Department (SLCPD) are investigating a shooting that left one person dead Friday afternoon in Ferguson.
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.
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.
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.
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.