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The city is applying for federal assistance to help families replace their water lines if they have lead exposure.

A New Haven coal fire that ignited Thursday morning around 5 a.m. is still burning brightly, with firefighters from five different agencies battling the flames for nearly 12 hours.

Six weeks after burying his father, a St. Louis County man told us he still hadn’t received his father’s death certificate.

The St. Louis Walk of Fame added another star in the Delmar Loop Thursday.

If there’s anything that’s going to severely reduce the number of pretextual stops performed by cops, it probably won’t be the handful of traffic stop reform efforts being made by legislators. It’s going to be the continued legalization (or decriminalization) of marijuana possession. One of law enforcement’s favorite tricks is to pull over a car […]

The revitalization of Laclede’s Landing continues with the non-profit Pocketparks. A once abandoned lot is now home to a miniature park with disc golf, flowers, and sculptures.

mother fighting for answers in her son's death gets results after nearly two years.

Efforts to restore power are underway in Florida following widespread damage from Hurricane Milton. East St. Louis native Chris Wieber now lives in Lakeland, Florida. She lost power as she hunkered down inside her home Wednesday night.