ST. LOUIS - Pre-frontal flurries/rain showers are evident on radar Wednesday morning, but a majority of these are having a hard time reaching the ground following the dry push of air we received on Sunday night. This light activity is expanding southeast and is expected to move through the region just after sunrise. Cloudy skies [...]
Hundreds of Franklin County residents attended the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on Tuesday. That meeting was moved to the gymnasium of Union High School to accommodate the anticipated interest.
A 65-year-old Spanish Lake man died in a fiery cargo plane crash at Spirit of St. Louis Airport in Chesterfield. Investigators identified the pilot as Edward Ruhbeck, a former air traffic controller who crashed while attempting to return to the runway shortly after takeoff.
Missouri lawmakers are considering a bill that would eliminate vehicle safety inspections for most cars and trucks across the state. The bill is now moving up to the Senate for a decision.
Illinois voters are heading to the polls to replace a generation of leaders, with six seats in the House and Senate open, and big money from AIPAC and the crypto industry flowing into the races.
Crowds packed the streets of Dogtown on St. Patrick’s Day as one of St. Louis’ most beloved traditions returned, bringing waves of green, Irish pride and community spirit to the neighborhood.
Transportation Security Administration agents at St. Louis Lambert International Airport are continuing to work without pay as the partial federal government shutdown reaches its 40th day. Despite the lack of paychecks, airport officials report that security operations and staffing levels have remained steady.
Every baseball season brings surprises, and the St. Louis Cardinals may already have one. Nelson Velázquez, a relatively quiet offseason addition, is making a a serious push for an Opening Day outfield job.
The Belleville Police Department continues to investigate two deaths that happened Sunday just hours apart. A 20-year-old man is now charged in the stabbing death of his grandpa, while investigators say an unrelated shooting death later in the day appeared to stem from prior relationship issues between two people.
Build-A-Bear Workshop, the St. Louis-based retailer known for its kid-friendly stuffed animals, is expanding beyond its traditional storefronts with products now available at more than 1,500 Walmart stores nationwide.
A St. Charles man and woman are behind bars after an investigation revealed serious concerns about a toddler in their care, including repeated allegations of sexual abuse. Police say there could be additional victims and urge anyone with relevant information to come forward.
The Missouri Department of Conservation is leading an effort to remove invasive carp from Creve Coeur Lake, in partnership with the U.S. Geological Survey, St. Louis County Parks and Recreation, and research fish biologists from the Columbia Environmental Research Center.
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