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Changes are coming to the bar exam to keep up with the ever-changing lawyer profession. 

A St. Louis County man faces criminal charges in a child sex crimes case, citing "an act of God" amid the alleged misconduct.

Hyundai and Kia thefts spiked to alarming rates last year nationwide, especially in the St. Louis area. Starting next year, those who had their Hyundai and Kia vehicles stolen might be able to claim a reimbursement through the courts.

In the past decade, nearly 20 Missouri hospitals have closed, leaving 50 rural counties without a hospital. 

An Illinois woman died overnight in a Rolla crash, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

Collectible coins, jewelry and basketball-related memorabilia are among hundreds of unclaimed property items to be auctioned Nov. 27-Dec. 1, according to a news release from Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs. “Our online auction offers an excellent opportunity for people to find distinctive items to add to a personal collection or to present to others as [...]

By the age of fourteen, Andy Crump decided he wanted to be a firefighter. With encouragement from his uncle, also a firefighter, and his family, he joined the Fire Explorers program in Hazelwood and graduated from high school with his sights set to complete both the Fire Academy and Paramedic’s Academy while volunteering with several medical facilities. 

Emergency crews are responding to a south St. Louis City business break-in Tuesday morning.

A Hermann police officer, severely wounded in a deadly shooting earlier this year, is finally coming home.

The man accused of hurting a FOX 2 news photographer during a Fox Files report is due in court Tuesday.

The Missouri Supreme Court declines to hear Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft's appeal about the wording of an abortion ballot issue.

Someone broke into an O'Reilly Auto Parts store overnight.

One person is dead and another is in custody after an overnight murder at a south St. Louis apartment building.

It gives parents and gift givers an idea of how specific smart toys work, as well as tips and questions to ask before buying toys with technology that can collect information about young children.

BELLEVILLE, Ill. – The Belleville City Council approved a new bill to remove parking meters downtown. "It is less confusing for people. The meters we've had here in Belleville are quite old. They're getting in disrepair,” David Schoenborn, owner of the Lincoln Theatre, said. “Some of them are even in dangerous conditions because they are [...]

One viewer in particular wanted to know why the property tax assessment had gone up for so many homes in the county, but the assessment for St. Louis County Executive Sam Page went down.

A murder case, overturned on a technicality, continues to bring unexpected developments that could affect your public safety.

Two defendants in two separate cases, both out of jail and wearing GPS ankle monitors, are accused of horrific crimes, leaving victim advocates questioning if there's an opportunity for change.

The Transportation Security Administration predicted this holiday travel week as the busiest ever, but travelers said they are yet to run into major issues.

A Missouri judge will get to decide again if voters will be required to show a photo ID to cast a ballot.