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One person was injured and another was detained after a shooting in north St. Louis on Tuesday afternoon.

ST. LOUIS — Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is warning consumers to be cautious of holiday scams as Christmas approaches. Hanaway advises Missouri families to remain vigilant against various forms of scams that are prevalent during the holiday shopping season. She said scams can come in many different forms especially during this time of year [...]

ST. LOUIS — After a cold start, we’ll see a small touch of a warm-up Wednesday. Some morning sun will give way to cloudy skies, with temperature highs in the upper 30s. As a cold front pushes in Wednesday night, those clouds will yield pockets of snow flurries or some light snow showers. What falls [...]

With the holidays underway for St. Louis, the Maryland Heights Fire Protection District is bringing Christmas to its community.

County Executive Sam Page has presented a budget that is $80 million in deficit, suggesting the use of Rams settlement funds and a tax on online purchases to address the shortfall.

But beyond the lights and nostalgia, this display has become a critical fundraiser for St. Patrick's Center, helping people in St. Louis find their way home.

After the flames were extinguished, the college announced that all welding classes would be canceled until further notice.

A rough chapter faces the Funk Family Farms in Freeburg, Illinois, as a case of bird flu was confirmed by the family farm on Monday.

Kehoe touted the "Share the Harvest" program as a great way for hunters to give back.

The winter storm that hit on Monday came after high expectations that were set by Saturday's forecast.

In the aftermath of Monday's winter storm hitting the St. Louis region, students attending St. Louis Public Schools (SLPS) are set to return to school on Wednesday.

A single mother of three says early dismissal Monday turned into an all-day ordeal, waiting more than four hours before ever leaving the school.

By Tuesday, the agency adjusted its message, saying crews had treated the roads over the weekend.

St. Louis County Animal Care and Control is trying something it has never been able to do until now—waive adoption fees. It’s the first event approved under the county’s new ordinance, which was initially met with backlash from the overcrowded shelter.

The Trump administration is backing Monsanto in its effort to get the Supreme Court to shield it from liability over cancer claims related to its Roundup weedkiller, a move that could anger the Trump administration’s allies in the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement.

A man who admitted to using fake academic records to get a student visa and collect thousands of dollars in benefits from the University of Missouri has been sentenced to more than three years in federal prison.

A St. Louis man was sentenced Tuesday for his role in moderating a group chat that contained child sexual abuse material (CSAM).

County music star Ella Langley will perform at the Illinois State Fair next summer, with tickets going on sale December 6th.

A former Florissant police officer appeared in federal court on Tuesday and admitted unlawfully searching the cell phones of women for nude photos during traffic stops.

When the clock strikes midnight on January 1, 2026, Illinois will usher in a slate of new laws, signed by Gov. JB Pritzker, that promise to reshape workplaces, redefine employee rights, and even redraw the boundaries of corporate power.