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There is growing evidence of the value of service dogs for veterans with PTSD.

Here's how the St. Louis area is saying thank you to vets on Veterans Day.

Monday, the St. Louis Area Foodbank is distributing free, healthy meals and personal care products at two locations for Veterans Day.

The group is exploring “all available options, including possible legal action, to ensure that unemployment rates and cost of living are not adversely impacted by this proposition.”

Police are investigating a hit-and-run incident on South Broadway in the Patch neighborhood of South St. Louis, where a pedestrian was hit by a car and the driver fled the scene.

Maryland Heights is breaking ground on Memorial Park, a new park honoring veterans and first responders, which will feature five granite stones topped with bronze helmets, bronze statues, benches, a short walking path, flags, and murals.

The coalition of St. Louis and Kansas City pro teams that spearheaded a ballot referendum to legalize sports betting in Missouri saw it narrowly pass last week, though with a framework that could drastically diminish the value of the licenses they secured as part of it.

St. Louis and surrounding areas are hosting various events to honor the courage, sacrifice, and dedication of our nation's military heroes, including breakfasts, tributes, and food giveaways, as well as a wreath-laying ceremony and exhibits.

In less than two years of selling legal recreational weed, Missouri’s cannabis market has grown to $1.4 billion — outperforming states with a longer history of marijuana legalization like Arizona, Colorado and Nevada. “Those are mature marketplaces, and you are surpassing them,” said Laurie Parfitt, CEO at LKP Impact Consulting. “Missouri is doing amazing things, […]

ST. LOUIS -- High pressure is in control to start the week. Watch for spots of fog Monday morning in valley areas. Sunshine Monday, highs in the low to mid 60s. A cold front passes through the region this evening. No rain is expected, but it will bring in a shot of cooler air. We’ll [...]

The addition fulfills a long-time dream of owner Jason Main.

According to the Fredericktown Fire Department, the sound did not come from the battery plant.

A judge on Friday found a northeast Missouri hospital board guilty of “gross violations” of the Sunshine Law and voided all the actions taken during illegal closed meetings in August 2022. Circuit Judge Rick Roberts also ruled that Scotland County Hospital must also pay a civil fine of $5,000 and attorneys fees to its former […]

Former De Soto Police Officer James Daly allegedly held a handcuffed prisoner by the hair and throat, restricting his airway for "a period of time."

The Missouri Botanical Garden will have its first woman president next year. Kate Grumke sat down with Dr. Lucia Lohmann to learn why she wanted to come back to the Garden and to St. Louis.

We are not going back. Kamala Harris’ campaign staffers slipped those words into the first speech she gave as the presumptive Democratic nominee for the presidency, after President Joe Biden withdrew from the race in July. It was a vow not to return to a Donald Trump presidency, and all the damage that could bring. […]

The 95-year-old landmark got a gut rehab that preserves its historic exterior—while adding unique apartments and indoor parking.

The program makes it easy for family and friends to link veterans to lifesaving resources.