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A Blackwell, Missouri, man died early Thursday near De Soto when his vehicle crossed the center line, crashing into a rock bluff on the other side of the road.

"Man, we are excited. We have our booth at Enterprise Center and we're ready to make a lot of money," said Chef Jason Austin at Sugarfire.

St. Louis police now say someone intentionally started a raging fire at a historic business.

"It was so wonderful to be back at home in St. Louis," Dr. Rochelle Walensky said.

Neighbors are still picking up the pieces after a shocking home explosion in an O’Fallon, Missouri neighborhood.

Some 7,000 to 10,000 cases a year come in to the state about emergencies that occur due to someone hitting a utility line.

A rotted tree fell onto power lines on the side of Illinois 159 in Swansea. Ameren Illinois Spokesman Brian Bretsch said when it came down, it took about 5 to 6 power lines with it and started a small fire.

If you’re not a sports fan, or not an American, you may not be aware that there is currently an owner’s lockout occurring in Major League Baseball. We’ve talked a bit in the past about some of the bullshit MLB is pulling with all of this, namely its decision to strip out all references to […]

O'Fallon, Missouri resident Kenneth O’Rourke feels fortunate to be okay. He was hoping to sit by a fire on his back patio and enjoy the weather Wednesday.   

The St. Louis police chief and city alderman are at odds following allegations of misconduct stemming from a traffic stop.

One billion COVID-19 test kits are being mailed to homes courtesy of the federal government. But what if it sat in your mailbox during the last snowstorm?

Residents in the subdivision worry about what the future will be like for their properties.

The state's employee retirement system is scrapping all assets tied to Russia, and Missouri businesses are being asked to cut ties with Russian governmental entities and businesses. 

There’s still no definitive answer on what’s causing it, but we’ve discovered some new leads and closed the door on some other theories.

The director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention visited St. Louis on Thursday, and she said that the agency is prepared for another COVID variant or pandemic.

Dominic Wacker, was charged with abuse of a child resulting in serious physical injury. The prosecutor's office said it will be filing amended charges.

Missouri’s governor said the Republican field includes “a lot of good candidates,” so he intends to delay making an endorsement in the U.S. Senate race.

St. Louis’ health director announces that the city’s indoor mask mandate won’t be renewed past 11:59 p.m. Saturday, when it is set to expire.