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At least one person was hurt in a rollover crash Friday morning in south St. Louis.

Two people were shot in an apparent rolling gun battle Thursday evening in north St. Louis County.

A 19-year-old man died in an early-morning house fire Friday in East St. Louis.

The Francis Howell School Board approves revised versions of elective high school courses on Black literature and history.

Ryan Kelly is a man of many trades. He's been an accountant, personal assistant, Spider-Man in Disneyland, and more. But the one that has always stuck around: comedy.

A mother from West County reports that a man targeted her daughter at the mall by filming up the teen's skirt with his phone.

Greg Redfield may look calm scrolling through his phone, but this tiny piece of technology has caused him a huge headache.

Tonight, here in Alton, a public hearing was held to determine whether the birth home of jazz musician Miles Davis should be designated as a city landmark.

While spring brings its warmer temperatures and fresh blooms, there’s an underlying seemingly unavoidable nuisance as well.

A deadly fire in Valles Mines has generated a call for help from those who are learning the details of Monday’s tragedy.

The Berkeley mother wanted on charges related to making threats toward the school says she only wanted her son's story to be heard after she apparently found him in a hot seclusion room.

With the Old Courthouse behind them, a group of public officials and National Park Service rangers gathered Thursday afternoon.

The cold weather can be a nightmare for many gardeners and given the weather we experience in Missouri and Illinois, one day it’s hot, the next day it’s cold. The Missouri Botanical Garden has plant experts and they explain what they do to keep sensitive plants alive in a time like this.

Pontoon Beach residents might notice a new siren system in their area. A new initiative between the city and the warehouse district is bringing new sirens right in front of the buildings.  

Rod Blagojevich, the ex-governor and ex-con who often dusted off ancient and sometimes puzzling quotations to emphasize his positions, found himself at the other end Thursday when a federal judge dismissed his lawsuit attempting to return to public life by quoting Dr. Seuss: “Just go.”

For the young Battlehawks fans, there is now a ticket offer specifically made for them.

An independent investigation has found no evidence of bullying by the president of a historically Black Missouri university leading up to the suicide of another top administrator.

A kayaker from Michigan died and two other people are missing after an outing on a Missouri lake.

A traffic stop in Swansea leads to piles of loaded  guns and a suspect, whom police say was wearing body armor.

With warmer weather on the way, the Missouri History Museum has announced the return of the Twilight Thursday concert series.