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A military veteran in Jefferson County said he has been struggling to get his last two stimulus checks for more than a year.

St. Louis County lawmakers on Tuesday passed legislation that seeks to expand and clarify the government's non-discrimination ordinances. The sponsor of Bill 156, Councilwoman Lisa Clancy, said it extends protections for non-civil service employees who were not previously explicitly covered by the county's anti-discrimination ordinances. And her office said anti-discrimination clauses were extended to apply to all county contractors and service providers such as housing financial assistance, health…

The Department of Social Services is denying thousands of low-income residents food stamps because people can’t complete the application process.

The bills now advance to the Senate, where similar measures have been proposed.

The outages affected about 1,000 local households and businesses, and close to 3,000 people in total.

Fitch, who represented the 3rd council district the last four years, will have to move at least a mile south in order to run for reelection as he had planned.

His chances of survival were slim to none. But a St. Louis police officer who was shot twice is now back with his family.

The Senate has accomplished very little since it began meeting in January.

“I just want them to have a snapshot of this moment right now,” said Borgmeyer. “The community we built this year and the respect and care we have for one another."

‘It’s not conservative to tie a woman up in your basement and to assault her, and to bring shame and disgrace on our state,’ Hartzler said. ‘And he did. Missouri deserves better.’

A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for most of the St. Louis area from noon Wednesday until midnight Thursday.

"This is needed," Quontisha Parker says pulling a small Narcan box from a plastic bag filled with bottled water and foil-wrapped hot dogs hot off the grill.

SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital in Richmond Heights is taking the celebration of 2/22/22 two steps further today.

St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam Page is expected to announce the end of mandatory mask requirements at a Wednesday morning news conference.

If you're looking for alternatives to the main event, there are plenty of options across the metro area.

If you're looking for alternatives to the main event, there are plenty of options across the metro area.