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Das Bevo holds their 1st annual Mai Fest celebrating the start of spring and Biergarten. With spring comes the start of patio season again.

Longer Fridays and Saturdays are some of the changes visitors will see as the summer favorite returns after two years of pandemic measures.

“It’s long overdue,” an attendee said about Saturday's remembrance of an 1836 lynching in St. Louis.

GLEN CARBON – Junior Jackson Rodgers and the Father McGivney High School baseball team are on a tear right now winning 15 straight with their last loss coming a month ago against Alton Marquette. Since then the Griffins have outscored their opposition 181-32. Rodgers has been named the Griffins' Byron, Carlson, Petri and Kalp LLC Male Athlete of the Month. “It was tough to go out and loss to Marquette, especially with the rivalry that goes on with the two schools, but we’ve really buckled down,” Rodgers said after a 17-6 win over Metro-East Lutheran. “Guys are playing selfless now and we’re winning games as a team. I feel like early in the season we were playing as individuals but when we’re playing as a team, we’re hard to beat.” They just recently beat the Metro-East Lutheran High School Knights by a score of 17-6 Friday afternoon (April 22). Rodgers went 2-3 on the day with two runs and three RBI’s. The highlight of th

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The odds are growing longer on whether Missourians will be able to bet on Kansas City Chiefs games from within the state this year.  And if Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly …

Ongoing transmission of the bird flu has led state agencies to urge managers of commercial flocks to take steps to protect their animals.

Nearly 300 middle school students competed in the robotics competition at St. Louis University High School on Saturday.

The drivers of two vehicles were killed Thursday night in a collision in Pike County, Missouri, authorities said.

Kenneth R. Hedges, 65, fell from his fishing boat and drowned near the Hickory Hollow Resort.

MURPHY, MO. - The U.S. Geological Survey said Friday night a 2.8-magnitude earthquake was recorded in Murphy, Mo., west of Fenton, Mo., around 5:30 p.m. Friday. Several near the Murphy, Mo., region reported they felt the earthquake. The U.S. Geological Survey initially reported it as a 2.5 magnitude earthquake but changed it after 6 p.m. to a 2.8. The St. Louis Fire Department and St. Louis County Emergency Management Agency said there were no reports of injuries as a result of the recorded earthquake. St. Louis County said there were a large number of emergency calls directly after the earthquake. So far, there are no immediate reports of damage.

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