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A Kansas City woman is remembering her sister's final moments after she was shot by a stray bullet right in front of her.

We’ve gathered the best gift ideas for the most loyal Swifties, which include everything from slippers and posters to viral handbags and wallets.

Officials in St. Charles County will head to court with hopes of defending the right for Missouri counties to collect a 3% sales tax on recreational marijuana purchases.

Staff members at "The Fountain" helped the woman reunite with her caretaker after she briefly escaped her nursing home and also sent her home with some free goodies.

One of the nation's largest food distributors, also a Fortune 100 company, broke ground Wednesday on a new facility in north St. Louis County.

The Missouri Department of Transportation is hoping to find a new home for the historic Liberty Bend Bridge on Highway 291.

TIME Magazine touts the University of Missouri in Columbia as one of the "best colleges for future leaders" in an inaugural list.

St. Louis County Police Department is hosting a community building event Thursday morning.

Asian elephant Raja's daughter, Jade, is pregnant with her first calf.

A new adventure is on the way for beloved Asian elephant 'Raja.' A spokesperson says he is leaving the St. Louis Zoo.

A fire overnight destroyed a laundromat business in Cahokia Heights, Illinois.

Missouri State Representative Sarah Unsicker of Shrewsbury says she has received allegations of foreign interference in the Missouri elections.

Florissant Police are investigating a reported sexual assault on Mendocina Court.

The Missouri Supreme Court has set an execution date for convicted killer Brian Dorsey.

Three men charged with kidnapping and human trafficking in St. Charles County hope for a chance to get out of jail.

Everything inside Amazon’s Edwardsville Fulfillment Center is big. The facility itself is nearly 800,000 square feet, with a workforce of 700 people, and filled with approximately nine miles of conveyor belts.

The Southeastern Conference announced the football schedules for the Missouri Tigers and 15 other teams in the conference on Wednesday.

A vandal destroyed a preservation area in House Springs overnight. Veteran Danny Tuggle had set the area up, hoping to share the Christmas spirit with his community.

The St. Louis official charged with public safety defended the city's jail and the person leading the facility during a committee meeting.

While it's too soon to tell if a turnover of the puck or leadership behind the bench will result in winning ways for the St. Louis Blues, one thing is for certain: Coach Craig Berube was one of a kind.