ST. LOUIS - Scattered storms overnight in Illinois have been creating quite the lightning show in the sky. We’ll watch for scattered rain and storms on Friday, especially in the morning. We’ll see a mix of clouds and sun with high temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. Rain and storms will be possible across [...]
The Ebro Foods-owned company will set up shop at the recently closed TNT Crust facility off Milestone Parkway near Highway 370, which was owned by General Mills.
Outraged neighbors in University City packed a public meeting Thursday night to rail against a controversial project meant to improve the city’s publicly-funded golf course. Specifically, the project was meant to upgrade the driving range at Ruth Park.
A Lemay church stands firm in its after a disturbing act of vandalism after a man destroyed a cross outside Gethsemane Lutheran Church not once, but twice.
The family of a 78-year-old man who was fatally stabbed near an East St. Louis bus stop is hoping the 15-year-old charged in the case will be prosecuted as an adult.
A water main break sent water, rocks and debris flying across Interstate 44 near Valley Park, forcing authorities to shut down all eastbound lanes during the afternoon rush hour.
Texas Roadhouse, the American steakhouse chain known for its hand-cut steaks and lively atmosphere, is planning to open a new St. Louis-area restaurant in Olivette.
A dangerous sidewalk over a hidden basement has sat unfixed for years in Downtown West after a man fell through it and broke his back almost nine years ago.
Missouri U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley says his bill to ban bonuses for postal service executives until mail delivery improves has passed out of a Senate committee with overwhelming bipartisan support.
Two downtown St. Louis parking garages next to Kiener Plaza are set for major upgrades as a new ownership group plans to revitalize the area and create a better experience for visitors.
Three St. Louis men were part of a plan to kidnap a cryptocurrency investor and potentially steal hundreds of millions of dollars in Bitcoin, according to newly-filed criminal charges.
Three days after scoring a goal in a St. Louis Blues playoff game, Mike Danton was arrested by FBI agents in a botched murder-for-hire plot that shocked the hockey world, sent him to prison and ultimately ended his NHL career.
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