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Authorities in Washington Park are calling an apartment fire "suspicious" following an eviction notice.

This is the sixth case of bird flu reported in wild birds in Missouri in Spring 2022 and the first case in St. Louis County, officials said.

Former First Lady of Missouri Sheena Chestnut Greitens, a foreign policy expert, discusses China's response to the war in Ukraine, China’s strategic partnership with Russia and the lessons China and Taiwan are taking from the conflict.

Anheuser-Busch InBev said Budweiser Supreme is the signature brew with honey malt for a "crisp, silky taste."

David Byrne will present a special benefit performance called American Utopia Farewell! on March 30, just a few days before his acclaimed stage production, David Byrne's American Utopia, is scheduled…

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Biden nominated a climate hawk to the Fed. Here’s why her nomination failed.

The five rescheduled road games were originally planned for March 31-April 6. The final day of the season is now scheduled for Oct. 5.

WOOD RIVER - Robert R. Kopp, 33, of the first block of Carroll Wood Drive, was charged with unlawful possession of a controlled substance. He allegedly possessed less than 15 grams of fentanyl on March 11. The charge was filed on March 14. Bail was set at $30,000. EAST ALTON - Neal L. Proffer, 31, of Hillsboro, was charged with forgery. He allegedly delivered a fake $50 to an employee of Jimmy John’s, 1203 E. Edwardsville Road. Bail was set at $15,000. The alleged crime was committed on Feb. 22. Proffer was charged on March 15. WOOD RIVER - Isaiah Thurmond, 25, of Granite City, was charged with criminal trespass to a residence, criminal damage to property, and obstruction of identification. He allegedly broke into a home in the 500 block of Colonial Drive while the resident was present. Thurmond is accused of damaging an exterior door frame. Because of the value of the damage, that charge is a misdemeanor. A charging document also claims he furnished false identification,

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The St. Louis County Police Department released dashcam footage in connection with the Jan. 26 chase and shooting of two police officers.

A bird in St. Louis County has tested positive for bird flu. While transmission is rare, authorities are monitoring everyone who came in contact with the bird.

Four people were monitored for symptoms but have been released. Bird-to-human transmission is considered rare.

Deandre Walton, 40, was jailed Wednesday on charges that he fatally shot two men on Feb. 28.

The project, estimated to cost more than $100 million, is the first major renovation since the symphony took up residency in Powell Hall in 1968.

The 75,000-square-foot speculative development is designed to accommodate a range of tenants, including those interested in occupying the entire space to those who only want 5,000 square feet.

Thanks to City Foundry, foodies of all types can make a difference locally in St. Louis. The announcement follows breakout success among Sureste Mexican, Patty’s Cheesecakes, Good Day, and Sub Division - four independent kitchens making headway in the popular new complex.

Over the last few years, the entertainment industry and big copyright have ramped up a war against VPN providers here in the U.S., culminating in a lawsuit against VPN provider Torguard by nearly two-dozen movie studios. The same studios had demanded $10 million in damages from another VPN provider, LiquidVPN, earlier last year. In both […]

“It does continue to show over water usage even though there is no water physically on in the house. At this point, it’s frustrating and it’s starting to add up.”

Authorities have charged an 18-year-old Ferguson man in connection to the shooting death of a man Aug. 22 in the Fountain Park neighborhood of St. Louis.

WOOD RIVER - Michael S. Butler, 37, of the 200 block of Whitelaw Avenue, Wood River, was charged with burglary and forgery after he allegedly took $17,000 in merchandise from Dr. John’s in Wood River and allegedly tried to cash a bogus check at Wood River Market. Butler entered the Dr. John’s building just before closing time on Feb. 21, and hid as employees were leaving, according to John Coil operator of the store, which is officially known as Dr. John’s Lingerie and Novelty Boutique 100 North Wood River Ave. Coil said that Butler took a shopping cart and filled it with merchandise. “He went shopping,” Coil said. In addition to lingerie, among the items sold at the store are adult toys. The owner said Butler allegedly turned off the electricity to the store so as to defeat the security cameras; however, he was unaware that the cameras included backup batteries. Officers were able to identify Butler from the video. The forgery charge alleges

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