BRIDGETON, Mo.- - There is a special election to choose a new mayor in Bridgeton today. The late Terry Briggs, who passed away in February, left the position open, and this election is to fill it. Briggs had been elected to serve his fourth term as mayor in 2023. Now, Council Chair Randy Hein and [...]
ST. LOUIS -- Sunny and breezy Friday, highs will be in the upper 60s. Winds will gust 25-30mph through the day. Winds will ease tonight, with overnight temps falling to the upper 40s. We have a very warm weekend on tap. Mostly sunny Saturday with highs around 80. Sunday’s highs will push into the mid [...]
With over 1,300 missing persons in Missouri, the event “Looking For An Angel: We Can’t Find Those We Can’t See” sought to raise awareness and provide support for those navigating the process.
The death of NFL star and Hollywood actor-turned-double murder suspect O.J. Simpson Wednesday night brings to mind a trip he made to St. Louis about 10 years after the murders.
Alisha Vianello is the executive director of the nonprofit Gateway Pet Guardians in East St. Louis. She’s heartbroken over an overnight break-in that resulted in the theft of laptops and other items.
Every driver knows this rule of the road: you must stop while a school bus is loading and unloading. But Thursday morning, officials in Franklin County said a man ignored that rule and nearly hit three children in the process.
Despite ongoing efforts to combat it, chronic wasting disease (CWD) remains a pressing concern for Missouri's white-tailed deer population, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation.
April is donate life month for organ and tissue donation. Mercy Hospital is hosting a donate life ceremony and has introduced a woman whose husband died unexpectedly but donated his organs to help others.
The SIU Board of Trustees voted to freeze undergraduate tuition rates. That means it'll stay the same at the Edwardsville and Carbondale campuses next school year.
In a state where abortion is illegal, the debate over Planned Parenthood's funding has once again ignited, with over 30,000 Missourians relying on the organization for essential healthcare services.
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