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Budweiser Guns 'N Hoses is hosting its annual police vs. firefighters boxing match on Wednesday, Nov. 23.

The St. Louis community said goodbye to Martin Mathews, co-founder of the Mathews Dickey Boys & Girls Club, at his homegoing service on Wednesday.

Lafayette Square’s beauty and history make it one of the most desirable neighborhoods in the city of St. Louis.

St. Charles City officials are urging residents to voice concerns about the threat of contamination to the city’s water system.

Thousands of fans braved the cold weather for the first game for the St. Louis soccer club in the new CITYPARK stadium.

Following reports of roach infestation and mold, Ferguson city leaders are concerned about the health of hundreds of residents who live in an apartment complex.

The "tripledemic" is taking a toll on Missouri's health care system, and the state's epidemiologist is concerned we could still be weeks away before cases decline.

A Pineville, Mo., couple has been indicted by a federal grand jury for their roles in the kidnapping and murder of a pregnant Arkansas woman.

St. Charles citizens are meeting with officials Wednesday evening over the water crisis confronting the city.

One local grocery store chain is determined to help its customers save money this Thanksgiving.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Top officials within the federal government are continuing to sound the alarm over popular social media app TikTok. The head of the FBI this week said he is extremely concerned the app poses national security threats. Members of both parties are ramping up calls to regulate the popular social media app. [...]

Contract Freighters Inc., also known as CFI, has entered some of their truck wraps into a national contest. Commercial Carrier Journal (CCJ) is once again hosting their "Five Flashiest Fleets" contest.

The Justice Department says it is investigating whether Missouri has violated civil rights laws by needlessly institutionalizing adults with severe mental illnesses.

A Missouri institution will be featured in a television series that takes a deep look at American universities and colleges, told from the perspective of their student bodies.

"... I think that Republican-leaning independents, that is, people who don't like Joe Biden but don't identify as Republicans. I think they look at this party and they're like, ‘Man, I don’t think they’re doing it for me.’"

An investigation is underway after a trooper shot a suspect running away from the car of a traffic stop Wednesday in north St. Louis County.

The Senate on Wednesday voted to start debate on legislation that would codify same-sex marriage protections, paving the way for it to pass by the end of the week. Senators voted 62-37 to advance the measure, with 12 Republicans joining with every Democrat in support. Lawmakers are expected to vote again tomorrow to invoke cloture, [...]

Dozens of Apple Store employees in the St. Louis area could soon unionize after a petition through a machinists' organization.

Settlement checks are on the way for thousands of Missouri corrections officers after a decade-long court battle over compensation.

Kansas Citians hoping to take Amtrak across Missouri to St. Louis have one less option after the company extended suspension of one route.