ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A woman was killed and man was injured in a shooting at a gas station late Tuesday night in Ferguson. The shooting occurred shortly before midnight at a BP gas station located on S. Florissant Rd., north of Interstate 70. Police said the incident began with an argument inside the [...]
After years of pushing for it and months of fighting to get it over the edge, it appears advocates are close to making a new food truck law a reality in the city of St. Louis.
Mersad Smajic, owner of Bevo Caffe Lounge, spent Tuesday putting the finishing touches his South St. Louis to make sure it would be ready to welcome a big crowd on Wednesday to watch the broadcast of the World Cup match between the US Men’s National Soccer Team and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Two local organizations are teaming up and going the extra mile for a good cause - helping people stay cool and hydrated while out in the unrelenting heat.
Nathan Church hit a three-run homer, Nelson Velázquez added a solo shot and Matthew Liberatore threw five strong innings as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the NL East-leading Atlanta Braves 5-3 on Tuesday night.
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed the state’s fiscal year 2027 budget Tuesday, including millions of dollars in cuts through dozens of line-item vetoes as well as pausing hundreds of millions of dollars of additional state spending.
After spending 34 days in intensive care, 18-year-old Alyssa Brockmeier has taken a major step in her recovery by transferring to Ranken Jordan for rehabilitation.
A cold case that began with a shocking discovery - a plastic barrel containing human remains along Missouri's Gasconade River - has led to a murder arrest more than seven years later.
The St. Charles County Council extended the deadline for seniors to enroll in or renew their participation in the Senior Real Estate Property Tax Relief Program to July 6 due to technical issues with the website.
Josh Hawley renewed his call for the U.S. Postmaster to resign on Monday, saying continued mail delays in St. Louis and elsewhere in Missouri warrant new leadership.
A St. Louis woman appeared in court Tuesday afternoon to face charges that she pistol-whipped someone trying to break up an argument and then later taunted them via text message.
St. Louis Public Schools could close up to 22 schools next year, according to three new draft proposals released Monday, as the district grapples with declining enrollment and rising maintenance costs.
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