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Authorities are investigating after a popular St. Louis dessert destination has been vandalized.

St. Louis Children's Hospital is offering bike helmets at a discounted price of $5 starting Sunday until May 31.

Police and other first responders could receive free college tuition under the latest Republican push to keep crime as a focal point in the Missouri Capitol. The tuition waivers also would apply to families of first responders.

It’s been 18 years since the Frozen Four was last in St. Louis.

Instead of doing things like protecting consumers or telecom and media market competition (you know, his purported job), Trump FCC boss Brendan Carr has spent his first few months in office abusing agency authority to threaten companies that refuse to kiss the Trump administration’s ass, or harass telecom companies that aren’t sexist or racist enough for […]

While temperatures are warming up, it’s still pretty early in the month of April, so some caution is ineeded when it comes to overnight temperatures.

The Cybersecurity Projects Bundle offers a hands-on program featuring five real-world cybersecurity projects, totaling 35 tasks. Participants start with an introductory video for each project, detailing objectives and requirements, followed by task completion that mirrors real cybersecurity challenges. Support from industry professionals ensures personalized feedback and guidance. Upon completing the program, participants gain practical experience, […]

The unanimous vote on the Missouri House floor was 152 representatives coming together.

A St. Louis man was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to charges in a deadly bar fight nearly a decade ago.

An affordable housing developer has plans to renovate two apartment properties in the city of St. Louis, projects estimated to cost a combined $60 million.

A bond hearing was held Friday for the man accused of striking Officer Nathan Spiess with his vehicle back in March.

Brad Dean said he's spent much of his first five weeks as president and CEO of tourism agency Explore St. Louis talking to St. Louis residents on defining a "brand" for the city.

GODFREY - James "Jimmy" Militello, a Godfrey resident known for his kindness and warmth, was involved in a fatal automobile accident in Moro Township on Monday, April 7, 2025. The Godfrey Meat Market announced it will close its doors at noon on Saturday, April 12, to allow staff to pay their respects to James "Jimmy" Militello , a beloved employee. He was 21 years old. “James was an excellent employee with the kindest soul,” said Ian Warford, of the Godfrey Meat Market. “You know when someone has a good soul. And James embodied that, no doubt about it.” James' uncle said he was "a loving and caring boy that everyone loved." Militello was born on March 1, 2004. He was described by family and friends as a proud big brother who often shared stories about his siblings. Ian and his wife, Lori, remarked, “James was a really great brother, especially to his baby sister, and a good guy. I think all of us are pretty much in shock over it.” The visitation

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The owner and manager of Affordable Kitchens and Baths, a remodeling company based in St. Peters, have both been charged in connection with a fraud case involving at least 10 victims and tens of thousands of dollars.