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Two bills making rounds in the Missouri Senate call for the state to increase its minimum legal marriage age to 18 years old.

A man accused of killing his wife with a hammer earlier this week in south St. Louis County is behind bars.

Former State Sen. Bob Onder has launched a run for a Missouri U.S. Congress seat.

Robert Thomas will represent the Blues during this weekend's NHL All-Star Game festivities in Toronto. It's his first All-Star selection, and it's also his hockey homecoming.

Hot pizza, cold beer!

A fire at a mobile home park near Granite City.

The Compton water tower stands not as a storage vessel for water, but as a historical relic harking back to the era when piston pumps were employed to push water through the system.

Friday is 'National Wear Red for Women's Day.

As you may recall, in the 1993 movie 'Groundhog Day,' actor Bill Murray famously relived the day over and over.

The Negro League is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the very first Negro League World Series back in 1924. Missouri played a major role in showcasing black talent on the diamond and producing major league legends.

St. Louis City Police have another homicide on their hands Friday morning after a man was shot and killed overnight in north St. Louis City.

There was a shooting on East Grand Boulevard, near the Grand Avenue water tower.

Friday is the last day for residents of St. Louis to cast their vote on what should happen with the Rams settlement money.

A symphony of applause filled the Barnwell Middle School halls Thursday.

A woman from New Jersey now calls a baby girl from Florissant her "liver bestie."

The Webster Groves School District discussed a potential teacher buyout Thursday.

The new proposed St. Charles City Hall is an $85 million project that will be listed on the ballots in April.

In 2023, IRS Criminal Investigation opened more than 1,400 tax-crime cases. They found $5.5 billion in tax fraud and were able to uncover information that led to the sentences of 655 tax criminals.

Deep-fake images of Taylor Swift have sparked outrage and legal concerns to the point that social media platform X temporarily banned searches of the artist.

The top cop in St. Louis says the city needs to stay on course in an effort to reduce shootings after a violent January.