Erica Lynn Harp, 42, has been missing since April 1, 2024.
From St. Louis, Missouri, Erica is described as 5’2”, about 120 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. What she was last wearing is unknown, and she is also without her medication, which adds to the concern for her well-being.
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department urges anyone with information about Erica's whereabouts to call 911.
The College Kids Program in St. Louis is celebrating its tenth anniversary with a gala event to boost savings for students' higher education, having already raised over two million dollars.
The Illinois Department of Revenue is warning of a new nationwide scam that comes in the guise of messages appearing to come from state revenue or treasury agencies.
Rain fell for the first time in weeks in parts of Central Illinois, but it won’t be enough to end the drought and we’ll continue to see the effects of the drought for the foreseeable future.
A man charged in a DWI crash that resulted in a St. Louis officer's death last year has been sentenced in an unrelated domestic assault case out St. Charles County.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Five southern white rhinos have officially arrived to the St. Louis Zoo WildCare Park in north St. Louis County, marking the park's first rhino herd. The rhinos arrived in September and are settling in to park's new, state-of-the-art rhino barn, completed over the summer. The St. Louis Zoo WildCare Park, [...]
The Missouri Department of Transportation plans to add a third daily service to the Missouri River Runner train route between St. Louis and Kansas City to assist with the increased travel demand during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
COLE COUNTY, Mo. - A judge has approved ballot language for a proposed constitutional amendment that could reinstate abortion bans in most cases across the state. On Tuesday, Cole County judge Daniel Green determined a summary statement and revised fair ballot language were "fair and sufficient" for a proposal expected to appear on November 2026 [...]
Linda Woolf, a psychology professor at Webster University in St. Louis, has been elected as the incoming president of the American Psychological Association (APA).
Woolf is the first psychologist from Missouri to lead the APA, the largest professional association of psychologists in the world.
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Three people were injured in two separate shootings in downtown St. Louis, one of which involved a 14-year-old attempting to rob two men at gunpoint and the other a drive-by shooting that left a man injured.
MoDOT has launched the 'Heads Up St. Louis' campaign to raise awareness about pedestrian safety after a series of deadly pedestrian crashes this month.
ST. LOUIS - The front is through, and the cooler air is here. Clouds have cleared and we’ll have full sunshine on Wednesday. High temperatures are expected to be in the low to mid-70s Wednesday. Out-the-door temperatures the next several mornings will be in the 40s for most with some upper 30s possible in rural [...]
UNIVERSITY CITY, Mo. - The University City Stormwater Commission unanimously voted against recommending the city council approve a controversial townhome project near the River Des Peres. The 6-0 vote came after residents again packed the commission’s monthly meeting at the Heman Park Community Center to voice their concerns. The highly-anticipated vote came one month after the commission opted to [...]
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