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A St. Louis resident builds the downtown arch area in a popular game called Minecraft.

It’s once again time for our monthly Meetup! This month we are happy to announce that Meetup will occur on … MoreMeetup At JJ Twig’s

Missouri's Department of Health and Senior Services published its third annual report on the Medical Marijuana Regulatory Program.

A day after preliminary test scores showed Missouri students’ performance on standardized tests have not bounced back from the pandemic, education advocacy groups and parents urged state lawmakers to take a comprehensive approach at crafting accountability measures for schools. On Tuesday, the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education released preliminary test scores for the 2021-22 [...]

The ATV's driver failed to negotiate a highway curve south of Irondale. Paramedics pronounced one of the passengers dead on scene.

This small Illinois town is known for its oversized household objects. St. Louis has the Arch, and Casey has a giant rocking chair.

Saturday, thousands of fans were out at the World Wide Technology Racetrack in Madison, Illinois to watch the Bommarito Automotive Group Indy 500 race. 

Americans are still spending money on the fun this summer despite high inflation.

Uber said it's going to discontinue its free Uber Rewards Loyalty Program.

Travel insurance is more expensive but in high demand.

Republicans and Democrats have opposing views of the new Inflation Reduction Act.

City Gear and Nike are hosting Cutz For Kids Back-to-School event at City Gear in Jennings.

The Dare Car-Truck-Motorcycle show returns for its 30th year as a fundraiser for the Edwardsville Police Department's D.A.R.E program.

Cardinals Care - the baseball team's charity arm was helping kids get ready for back-to-school Saturday.

Granite city steelworkers rallied Saturday, August 20 after an announcement by United States Steel that it's entering a "non-binding letter of intent" with Sun-Coke Energy Inc.

The city of Collinsville lifted a boil order at 1:15 Saturday afternoon after a major water main break Tuesday, August 16.

A suspect is in custody Sunday morning for a pair of brazen home invasions Friday afternoon in south St. Louis

Despite major damage to the MetroLink system during that historic weather event, they were able to get trains up and running on the entire Red Line in 72 hours.