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Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias will be giving a $2.4 million grant to the Metro East Auto Task Force on Tuesday.

Missouri's new ban on gender-affirming care for minors is set to take effect Monday, August 28, but a hearing happening Tuesday could change that.

U.S. Congresswoman Cori Bush opens a new primary congressional office in downtown St. Louis.

Many in St. Louis have been braving the oppressive heat, doing everything from attending the Beyoncé concert at the Dome at America's Center to hanging out at Forest Park.

Two people were taken to nearby hospitals, including a Bridgeton police officer, after an overnight crash on Interstate 70 in Earth City.

It's been nearly 11 weeks since a beloved south St. Louis County restaurant worker seemed to vanish.

Car break-ins caught on camera during lunch hour in south St. Louis. But it’s unclear if the evidence has made it into police hands. That’s because of a St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department policy when it comes to handling such calls.

Cedric Childress keeps meticulous records.

Firefighters have a tough job no matter the weather, but when the heat and humidity reach these extreme levels, it can make even the smallest fire feel like an inferno.

Monday marked the first day of class for many area school districts, including the Normandy Schools Collaborative.

The Cardinals (55-71) remained in fifth place in the National League Central, falling 1 ½ games behind the Pirates (56-69). St. Louis hasn’t finished in last place since 1990.

A heatwave moving across the bi-state area could not keep folks from getting outside.

Many St. Louisans are struggling to escape the heat. The unhoused, in particular, are having a rough go of it in this heatwave.

Federal agents have arrested a 41-year-old Chicago-area woman on a complaint accusing her of sending emails threatening to shoot former President Donald Trump and his son Barron.

Video shows the train barreling into the 18-wheeler Monday night.

Interviews are underway in Missouri's capital city to fill the vacant seat on the state's highest court.

As we experience one of the hottest weeks of the year, Cool Down St. Louis founder Gentry Trotter is reminding people to check on their neighbors.

The remnants of Hurricane Hilary continue to weaken but are still affecting parts of the West Coast.

As students and educators across the area head back to the school, an uninvited visitor is joining them: the heat.

A first-grade teacher in Clinton County, Illinois, is facing a federal charge for allegedly soliciting child sexual abuse material online.