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Rep. Shamed Dogan urged Rep. Brian Seitz to apologize, but Seitz declined. Both men are Republicans.

In eulogies for Benjamin Polson, St. Louis Fire Department leaders outlined the firefighter’s unconventional life path.

St. Louis has gone without a curbside recycling program for eight months now. 28th Ward Alderwoman Heather Navarro discusses what it will take for the city to again separate recyclables from trash.

Prosecutors told a judge they had problems summoning a witness for the grand jury, according to the man's lawyer.

Some positions need to be filled immediately. Others are available for the spring and summer.

Shortly after the city made headlines for a dramatic reduction in homicide numbers, city and community leaders discussed Cure Violence’s preventative work over the last two years.

The triplets are high school seniors — Frannie and Mimi at Nerinx Hall, and Tom at CBC - and all were captains of their teams.

Hospital CEO in Springfield laments misinformation fed by Missouri politicians.

Karen and Fady tied the knot at St. Mary and St. Abraam Coptic Orthodox Church, which hosted “a very traditional ceremony, with lots of symbolism,” the bride recalls.

As Devin and Ann Katherine walked over the bridge at the Grand Basin, he proposed—and their families, who were hiding nearby, popped out to surprise them.

For Jenni and Ted, what started as a note turned into nuptials.

When Jake and Lauren's original wedding was placed on hold because of the pandemic, they held an intimate ceremony with immediate family. A year later, they hosted a larger celebration at The Caramel Room.

Markell told Katelyn that he was entering a photography competition—that turned out to be a proposal at a scenic spot.

While dancing at their friends' wedding reception, Tim proposed to Kyle.

After decking the halls and enjoying dinner at Olive + Oak, Natalie and Hardy returned home to a path of rose petals and a heart-shaped ornament with a note inside.

Sports betting is legal in 32 other states.