The Major Case Squad is back on the ground in Cahokia Heights after another shooting involving teenagers, the second incident this year. This time two 15 year olds were injured over the weekend.
The hotel experience for guests at the Ameristar Casino Resort Spa in St. Charles has become even more exquisite, with new renovations announced Monday.
In a news release, the riverboat casino announced the completion of remodeling its 397 all-suite hotel rooms, whose modern design showcases a sense of sophistication and comfort for visitors.
Toll scam warnings have been mounting for nearly a year.
Last March, Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul released an alert, and the FBI did the same a month later.
Shannon Horstmann is a member of St. Alphonsus Liguori "Rock" Church in north St. Louis.
For the past several years, Horstmann has submitted requests for a grant through the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund.
A St. Louis man was convicted Monday for his leadership of a drug-trafficking ring in addition to being linked to nine murders over a nearly six-year period, according to officials.
The frigid weather impacts many industries, but one that’s hit particularly hard is construction. Between snow and brutal temperatures, it’s been a slow-go for home construction crews, but this warmup means work can resume.
Members of the Missouri Legislature’s new Equality Caucus are blasting a St. Louis-area state senator for her support of a recent vote regarding with marriage between a man and a woman.
A page has turned at the St. Louis County Animal Shelter in Olivette, which is newly named the St. Louis County Animal Care and Control Adoption Center.
Hundreds of high school students across the St. Louis area are coming together to take a stand against youth violence, inspired by the tragic loss of a beloved classmate.
Customers across the United States are looking to send a message Friday to companies that have rolled back their DEI initiatives in the form of a 24-hour consumer boycott, also known as the “Feb. 28 Economic Blackout.”
Following a week-long bench trial, a Madison County associate judge convicted a St. Louis man in the stabbing deaths of the man’s adoptive father and his father’s spouse.
Before Jon Hamm became the well-known actor he is today, the St. Louis native was selected to narrate a 1994 physical fitness VHS for schools across the state.
Two employees at a south St. Louis County steakhouse are under federal indictment for allegedly using the restaurant’s credit cards to fund lavish purchases over a five-year period.
A former deputy of the City of St. Louis Sheriff's Office has filed a lawsuit against Sheriff Alfred Montgomery on Monday, alleging the sheriff made false statements about the deputy's termination online.
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