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These brides share a warning: Not everything is picture perfect.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe is expected to soon sign into law a bill transferring control of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department to a state-appointed board.

The Chinese lantern festival, Animals Aglow, presented by Wells Fargo, returns to illuminate the St. Louis Zoo for its second year this spring with towering lanterns and light displays from March 12 to May 11.

A suspected mail thief was caught with her hand in a mailbox at a home in Gravois Park.

District 4 officers were alerted to two people shot in downtown St. Louis, just before 7 p.m. at a U-Haul storage facility in the 400 block of S. Tucker Blvd. on March 11. 

"There was a breakdown of communication on all levels from the city,” Lebanon streets supervisor Cody Terry said.

A senior living facility plans to begin construction this summer on the next phase of a $43 million expansion and modernization project that will add new apartments and renovate 168 existing units.

Musical classics include "Phantom of the Opera," "The Wiz" and "Grease."

A 4-year-old child reportedly walked out of his St. Peter’s daycare and showed up alone at a gas station a half mile away. 

PEORIA — Twelve-year-old Cameron Travis of the Young Warriors Wrestling Academy in Granite City, secured a fifth-place finish in the Novice Boys-215 weight class at the Illinois Kids Wrestling Federation state tournament held this past weekend in Peoria. Having wrestled for four years, Cameron expressed his excitement about his recent accomplishment, and said, “It was really cool and exciting. I’m glad I got the opportunity to place and be on the podium with the best wrestlers in the state.” Cameron is a Stillwater Senior Living Male Athlete of the Month for Granite City. In addition to wrestling, Cameron has participated in soccer and baseball, and he plays the saxophone at school in Granite City. His diverse interests reflect a well-rounded approach to both athletics and academics. Looking ahead, Cameron has set ambitious goals for his future. “I see myself wrestling for the USA team or playing in The NFL,” he said. As he prepares for next season

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DUPO — A Dupo man faces multiple serious charges, including first-degree murder, following a lengthy investigation by the Illinois State Police (ISP) into the disappearance of a local resident. Kaylon T. List, 39, was charged on March 3, 2025, by the St. Clair County State’s Attorney’s Office with first-degree murder, aggravated kidnapping inflicting harm, kidnapping, concealing a homicidal death, aggravated unlawful restraint, and unlawful restraint. These charges stem from the investigation into the case of Eric Grindstaff, of Wood River, who was reported missing on June 23, 2021. Authorities said at the time of the disappearance, Grindstaff was moving from his grandmother’s house in Wood River. The investigation began when the Dupo Police Department sought assistance from the ISP in locating Grindstaff. Officers responded to List's residence in the 4000 block of Elm Street in Dupo, where they discovered a suspicious vehicle partially concealed near

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Police said the incident occurred shortly before 7 p.m. Tuesday at a storage business in the 400 block of South Tucker Boulevard.