St. Louis firefighters on Tuesday night were on the scene of a large fire at a vacant warehouse near the Mississippi River, just north of the Gateway Arch.
The St. Louis Fire Department said the fire was at a warehouse near the intersection of North First Street and O'Fallon Street in the Near North Riverfront neighborhood. The first call for the fire came out at around 7 p.m.
As of 8:30 p.m., the fire department said 100 firefighters responded to the scene and were fighting the fire. They said…
A city board took steps Monday toward designating Rosati-Kain High School as a city landmark and making it eligible for a nomination to the National Register of Historic Places, a move welcomed by the group of alumnae trying to keep the school open.
The 25 largest auto dealerships in the region saw total car sales rise just 0.65% from 2020 to 2021. Demand for used cars was stronger, but issues with the supply chain for new cars have persisted.
The home of Major League Soccer expansion franchise St. Louis City SC is getting a new name before a game even takes place in the venue. But the new name might only be a placeholder. Here's why.
Paz joined Express Scripts and was elected senior vice president and chief financial officer in January 1998. From 2005 through 2014, revenue at Express Scripts grew from $16.3 billion to $100.89 billion.
New details have emerged about the gunman who killed two and injured six others Monday morning in a shooting at a south St. Louis high school.
Police identified the Central Visual and Performing Arts High School gunman as 19-year-old Orlando Harris during a news conference Monday evening. Harris graduated from the high school in 2021 and had no criminal history.
Multiple sources familiar with the investigation told KSDK's Christine Byers the following information about the attack and what led up…
Christine Byers, Jennifer Somers and Kayla Wheeler, KSDK
When Candera Thompson gave birth to the first of her three children, she figured she might experience some postpartum hair shedding. She got more than she bargained for. It led her to create a new beauty brand in St. Louis.
A former Wildwood mayor died Saturday after falling off his bike.
St. Louis County police responded to a sick call just after 10 a.m. Saturday near Melrose Road and Highway T in Wildwood.
When officers arrived they found paramedics treating 65-year-old David Glaser for a head injury that occurred as a result of falling off his bicycle. He was transported to an area hospital and later died.
As there was no vehicle involved in the fatal incident, police aren't conducting a criminal investigation…
When LaKeySha Bosley approached the stage to speak to a crowd of mourners grieving a school shooting, she wasn't just another politician promising to pass gun control measures. She was grieving her own former teacher.
"She was a great teacher," Bosley remembered. "She never gave up on me."
Jean Kuczka, a 61-year-old health teacher at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School, was one of two victims shot and killed in the Monday morning school shooting.
Bosley wiped tears away from her eyes…
Tears streamed down Andre Bell's face when he got the heartbreaking telephone call Monday morning.
"It's a nightmare," Bell said.
His 15-year-old daughter Alexandria Bell had been shot and killed in her classroom at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School in south St. Louis.
"My daughter's mother called me and that's how I found out. I didn't initially think the call was real," Bell said.
The young girl's father lives in Los Angeles.
Hours after the shooting, Alex's father did an exclusive…
Dubbed “Schnucks Now,” the service allows customers to shop from Schnucks' assortment of products, including groceries, household products and alcohol, for delivery in as fast as 30 minutes.
The St. Louis region's fourth Costco store will open Tuesday at 8685 Olive Blvd., part of the $211 million Market at Olive redevelopment. Here are five things to know about the retailer's newest store.
Messages obtained by the Business Journal once again highlight friction between Washington University and its host governments, which think the university, having acquired significant property over the decades, should contribute more to their coffers.
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