You Paid For It has been pushing governments in both St. Louis City and County to adopt a system to make intersections safer for emergency vehicles and motorists. The new system is being implemented by St. Charles County and will be operational by the end of 2022.
Officers with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department responded to reports of large groups of juveniles involved in fights downtown Saturday night. While responding near 8th and Chestnut streets, police heard gunshots around 8 p.m.
Queen + Adam Lambert, Rod Stewart, Elton John and Duran Duran were among the performers Saturday night at The Platinum Party at the Palace, a star-studded concert celebrating Queen Elizabeth…
Queen + Adam Lambert, Rod Stewart, Elton John, Duran Duran and Diana Ross were among the performers Saturday night at The Platinum Party at the Palace, a star-studded concert celebrating…
Due to the strong possibility of thunderstorms in the St. Louis area on Monday, the Missouri Department of Transportation is postponing the next part of an extensive infrastructure project.
A St. Louis man has been charged after police say he left his gun next to him on a bed last month before a 3-year-old boy picked it up and accidentally shot himself with it.
EDWARDSVILLE - Multiple fire departments were called to an intense blaze on Fourth and Bryant in Edwardsville around 5 p.m. on Sunday. Smoke billowed in the sky for a long distance away from the fire. Multiple departments joined Edwardsville to battle the fire, from Glen Carbon, Collinsville, Maryville, Troy, Bethalto, and possibly more. The fire destroyed the garage and much of the home and a nearby residence also had siding damage but was saved by the fast fire department response. All those in both the home involved and the next-door home were safe and able to get out of the residences with some assistance. More to come.
Ciera Campbell faces charges of child endangerment and drug possession after a 10-month-old in her care went into cardiac arrest after ingesting fentanyl.
Joey Logano jockeyed for the lead with Kyle Busch in overtime, got around him for good just before the white flag flew, and cruised to the victory Sunday in the NASCAR Cup Series debut at World Wide Technology Raceway.
Sunday marked a monumental day for WWT Raceway as it played host to its first NASCAR Cup Series race, with a sellout crowd of more than 60,000 fans. Fans descended upon the race track several hours before the afternoon's race, enjoying the festivities.
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