The manhunt is over for the suspect wanted in a murder in Pine Lawn last week.
Shots fired in downtown St. Louis led to an officer-involved shooting overnight.
Two St. Louis public schools received all-star status on America's healthiest schools list.
Metro Transit riders that use the North Hanley stop will soon get a fresh start to their commute.
Six states, including Missouri, are suing the Biden Administration over the Student Loan Forgiveness Plan.
Missouri Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe along with Spectrum announce expansion in Pike County on Wednesday.
The city of St. Louis has the highest rate of mental health-related emergency room visits in the entire state of Missouri.
Now is the time to get your flu shot, and you can get your COVID vaccine or booster at the same time.
The Humane Society of Missouri rescued seven animals Tuesday in Douglas County from a dog breeder.
Officers with the North County Police Cooperative say they’re arresting children for felony crimes, only to find them on the streets hours later.
There are concerns St. Louis could soon be embarrassed on a national stage.
A St. Peters homeowner went to trial Tuesday in their case against the City of St. Peters over too many sunflowers in their yard.
An eyewitness describes how he comforted the pedestrian killed in Overland Monday night during her last moments.
Residents living near the intersection of St. Charles Rock Road and Normandy Drive say a deadly hit-and-run is the latest tragedy in a string of crashes in that area.
Firefighters praised neighbors' rescue efforts for a house fire that claimed the life of a 3-year-old on Tuesday.
The subject of a manhunt in north St. Louis County is now in custody.
A common plight regarding local legends, lore, and tales is the lack of solid evidence they existed and a lot of hearsay about the stories' origins. Even more so when the beg
Not one to be the center of attention, Louise Stewart’s home was chosen by Rebuilding Together-St. Louis as one of its 100 local renovation projects this year.
St. Louis County police have issued a correction and apology over a prior statement about a crash involving a pedestrian in Jennings.
As the chill of Fall settles in, we want to stay cozy and warm. But that also raises our risk of fires.