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Ameren warns customers of an increase in online scams targeting customers in Illinois and Missouri.

St. Louis Public Schools are launching a new campaign to boost literacy across the school district.

A Missouri lawmaker is looking to keep a major U.S. aluminum smelter plant in New Madrid County operating.

Water main breaks are still causing problems across the area after last week's extreme cold.

Everything is brand new at the Homer G. Phillips Memorial Hospital. Except for one thing: its name.

Residents were forced out of their midtown apartment building after it flooded. The high rise will remain closed for at least a year, the property managers also informed them. The question now is, where will they all go?

The Missouri History Museum’s grand hall is getting a new look this weekend.  

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced Thursday that $52.5 million in grants are available to community-based organizations that provide suicide prevention for veterans and their families.

St. Louis County Police responded to 6,893 calls at the complex since 2020, according to department records. About 3,000 extra patrols have been performed.

Former Missouri Governor Jay Nixon said voters will very likely have another option in the 2024 presidential race within the next eight weeks.

Several O’Fallon community members reported that they have not received their mail lately.

Customers with dietary restrictions will soon have access to a more convenient and reliable way to navigate Dierbergs.

Missouri's governor is in his final legislative session and is starting out the year disappointed with the infighting among Senate Republicans. 

St. Louis Police said they've been working to capture a man who is responsible for a lot of wrongdoing.

Jurors formally acquitted a rapper in a St. Louis murder case that authorities previously described as a road-rage killing.

A 32-year-old man was sentenced Thursday to over 16 years in prison for possessing child pornography and sexually abusing two children.

Two people are hospitalized after a shooting Thursday afternoon in a north St. Louis County parking lot.

Pine Lawn’s alderpersons have had enough, claiming they’ve been denied access to their own city’s finances.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Republican leader of the Missouri Senate said Thursday that she would like to expel a conservative senator who has been blocking work in the chamber, escalating a GOP rift that has thwarted work on the party's priorities. The Missouri Senate has been in session for four weeks but has [...]

A new Missouri inspection report highlights the chaos that ensued after St. Louis' largest nursing home closed without warning last month, forcing the evacuation of more than 170 residents, many in the middle of the night.