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A St. Louis man appeared in court Tuesday afternoon for scamming a tire retailer and auto service business.

Seven young students from Missouri are competing in the National Spelling Bee this week.

Tick activity in the U.S. has reached levels we haven't seen in nearly 10 years, and data suggest some states are worse off than others.

Regional first responders, public health agencies, and emergency management officials from Missouri and Illinois will participate in a pair of exercises this week to test their security and emergency response capabilities.

The St. Louis County Police Department is investigating two incidents of anti-Islamic graffiti defacing property in south St. Louis County over the weekend.

The Madison County State's Attorney Office announced charges Tuesday morning in a murder case from three decades ago.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is pushing for a new "drone as first responder" program that would deploy drones for emergencies and to provide aerial support before officers arrive on scene.

People in St. Louis will get their first chance to weigh in on how the city should spend $230 million in Rams settlement money Tuesday.

More tornado-damaged buildings are scheduled to come down Tuesday in north St. Louis, continuing the city’s push to clear dangerous structures left behind after last year’s EF-3 tornado.

A Pacific teenager was killed in a single-vehicle accident on Memorial Day.

Clouds have taken over our skies, but rain is going to struggle a bit as it tries to move north out of Kentucky and Tennessee Tuesday. That’s thanks to an area of high pressure to our north.

After four years at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, 2nd Lt. Marisa Jacknewitz has graduated and returned to her home in Richmond Heights. However, her neighborhood could not let 2nd Lt. Jacknewitz’s feat go unnoticed.

The sounds of African drums echoed through Forest Park this Memorial Day weekend as people gathered for the 35th St. Louis African Arts Festival.

Inconsistent temperature and precipitation patterns along with the growing population are forcing modern farms to use research, technology, and drones to become more efficient and productive.

U.S. Central Command (Centcom) on Monday said U.S. forces fired "defensive strikes" in southern Iran amid discussions to bring the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Tehran to an end. These strikes were intended "to protect our troops from threats posed by Iranian forces" — specifically boats attempting to lay mines and missile launch sites, Navy Capt. Tim [...]

What began as a small Memorial Day gesture has grown into a powerful and deeply personal tribute outside one Ellisville home, where a local veteran has transformed his yard into a striking display of American and military branch flags.

For the second time in a year, an O’Fallon, Missouri, family is dealing flood issues at their home. Now, they're asking the city to fix the underlying problem.

A St. Louis family gathered Sunday to honor two young brothers killed in a shooting last year, while continuing to plead for answers in a case that remains unsolved.

Researchers are studying whether the storm redistributed dangerous contaminants, especially lead, asbestos, and industrial dust, into residential yards, streets, and homes after older buildings were destroyed.

St. Louis police arrested a man and woman Sunday evening for participating in a street takeover in the city’s Near North Riverfront neighborhood.