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The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is responding to a shooting near Ballpark Village Wednesday night.

We are moving quickly towards the peak of the fall color season in Missouri and Illinois, and this year’s season may come and go quickly. 

A program meant to pump millions of federal COVID relief dollars into north St. Louis is back under fire, with at least one city official calling for a total do-over.

A Granite City woman battling terminal cancer fulfilled the dream of a lifetime Wednesday—meeting county music sensation Jelly Roll.

When it comes to comedy, there is a principle that a physical gag will be funny if done 3 times, but then will stop being funny on any further attempts unless it reaches a much higher number, like 9. To see this in action, you need only look at this clip of the classic gag […]

A veteran of the Army Reserves, Lisa Rhodes has lived at Freedom Farm Park for 21 years.

Authorities have linked a suspected serial killer to the kidnapping and murder of a 19-year-old Illinois woman, more than 45 years after her death.

You wouldn’t know it from looking from the outside of a 5,700-square-foot Wildwood home—but it was recently a playground for nearly 175 cats.

Whether it’s a car crash or a powerful storm, power poles are routinely damaged.  In some cases, the result is power lines coming into contact with vehicles.

We're not seeing much of the top presidential candidates around the St. Louis area this campaign season, but one of Vice President Kamala Harris' top lieutenants was in town Wednesday. 

From the Wall Street Journal today: There are 27 million paid content creators in the U.S., and 44% of them say social media is their full-time job, consultant The Keller Advisory Group found. This is simple enough. It means there are about 12 million full-time social media content creators (FTSMCC) in the US. But does ...continue reading "Are there more social media content creators than teachers?"

Police in Mexico have captured a man suspected of strangling an Illinois attorney to death in 2016. The U.S. Marshals Service announced Wednesday that Mexican authorities arrested John Panaligan in Tepic on Monday.

Johnson was hired as a full-time employee of the city's public works department after completing the Urban League of St. Louis' "Save Our Sons" job training program.

Are Black drivers ticketed by police more than white drivers? A new study suggests they are. It compares tickets given via police vs. tickets given by speed cameras and finds that cameras treat everyone about the same while police decidedly don't. Here's the key chart: The red and blue lines are for camera tickets. They're ...continue reading "New study says Black drivers ticketed at 3x the rate of white drivers"