An estimated 300,000 St. Louis-area residents impacted by radiation exposure could qualify for RECA payouts, yet fewer than 1% of potentially-eligible residents have applied, according to new data.
In the most recent episode of CBS' "60 Minutes" Sunday, host Cecilia Vega took a trip to northern Missouri to understand how conditions of the farming world in today's society is affecting more than just the crops.
Where does online free speech end and harassment begin? That was a key question raised in a St. Charles County courtroom as jurors contemplated and ultimately convicted a Pacific, Missouri, man of stalking and harassing a county police detective and his family.
"I'll never get any place with this. I'll never be a famous person. But when I'm not here anymore, somebody will have this, and it will be proof that I was alive."
The deal that got lawmakers over the shutdown hump was nearly identical to the one that started the stand off. The new deal will include protections for federal workers laid off and furloughed by the shutdown and back pay to make up for the last month of missing paychecks.
ST. LOUIS - We’re off to a very cold start again this Tuesday morning as clouds take back over our skies. Thanks to those clouds and winds that have swung to the southwest, the fall off in temperatures has stopped and we are already seeing warming. No precipitation expected, but Tuesday morning will be cloudy [...]
Communities across the St. Louis region will host a variety of events to honor Veterans Day, including a breakfast, flag displays, ceremonies, and a memorial walk.
Thousands of dollars worth of designer purses, wallets and sunglasses were taken from Crown Luxury resale in Cottleville Monday morning, leaving owners stunned and short on products.
St. Charles police have broken open a massive stolen car ring. The evidence is lined up outside their police department. In a case spanning four counties, investigators traced the crimes to a device that can clone key fobs.
What may have been the coldest day of the season so far was tempered by the warmth and generosity of volunteers who braved the arctic blast to give away more than 200 new winter coats to students in need.