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A woman who lured a former star of a St. Louis-based reality TV show to a spot where he was killed was sentenced Tuesday to three years in prison.

Scott Rolen, one of the most decorated third basemen of his era and a longtime St. Louis Cardinals catalyst, is officially Hall of Fame bound.

Who is likely to be hit the hardest by this storm?

As of Monday afternoon, Illinois has no more COVID-related debts with the federal government.

Check out our list of school and business closings here.

Car thefts and break-ins have spiked around St. Louis City in recent days. On Monday alone, police responded to at least four carjackings in city limits.

The St. Louis County Police Department is warning the public about a rise in thefts at south country gas stations. More specifically, police say thieves are taking off with women's purses left behind in cars at several gas stations.

Two key playmakers return as the St. Louis Blues activate Vladimir Tarasenko and Torey Krug from the injured reserve.

St. Louis authorities are asking for the public’s help in locating a young woman who was reported missing earlier this month.

WATERLOO. Mo. -- Despite the snowy forecast, the Waterloo Queen of Hearts is still planning on being held. The jackpot is now at $1,397,265. Last Tuesday's drawing was the four diamonds. The game is getting close to the jackpot limit. That may happen within the next week or two. Keep checking the Facebook page for updates on [...]

Police are searching for a St. Louis man who went missing nearly two weeks ago

The 30th annual Purina Pet Parade will take place on February 12, 2023. Registration costs $10 per pet and begins at 10 a.m.

Missouri is one of three states where animal shelters use gas chambers; new legislation seeks to stop it.

Earlier this month, a Twitter account titled "TheSpanishFlu" (handle @_fat_ugly_rat_) launched a series of polls for users to select "American cities." St. Louis has made it all the way to the final round of voting.

Supporters of the ‘Personal Privacy Protection Act’ say the Parson administration is relying on an overly broad interpretation that is undermining transparency laws

A drag performance last week at a diversity event attended by Columbia middle schoolers was “high-brow and innocent,” not the salacious sexual display alleged by Missouri Republicans, the marketing director for the group behind the performance said Sunday.

The Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday from the state’s attorney general opposing yet another local prosecutor’s attempt to argue the innocence of a man convicted of murder.

State conservation agents are looking for an injured mountain lion that was struck by a car Monday evening in Franklin County.

A teacher from Nixa High School has been charged with multiple accounts of inappropriate conduct with a student.

Dan Isom, who has served as interim public safety director for the city of St. Louis for two years, is stepping down from the role.