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St. Louis CITY SC began a resodding project that will see a new grass playing surface installed by the end of this week.

The owner of Industrial Steel Fabrication LLC in Hazelwood admitted to committing fraud between October and December 2019 during a lock-and-dam repair project on the Mississippi River.

A new golf training facility has taken up a former office space in Lake St. Louis. Elv8 Golf includes several golf simulators, a 3,000-square-foot short game practice area, a player’s lounge and gym.

The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis has named a new artistic director, as it looks to bolster its finances and ticket sales.

We visited the re-opening of Love Bank Park, a gem of a space on Cherokee Street.

This past season marks the second consecutive in which the Blues have sold out all but one regular season game at Enterprise Center.

Plans are being made to bring home a young marine lost in a training accident. Marine Sgt. Colin Arslanbas was killed in a training accident near Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina on April 18.

A group of senators spent the afternoon debating one of the largest budgets in the state's history. 

The training accident remained under investigation.

“It will be the fastest way for people to get from the base to the hospital," St. Clair Co. Engineer Norm Etling said.

Police in Maplewood are investigating after someone sprayed fake blood on an Israeli flag outside a Jewish family's home in Maplewood.

ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Fire Department is responding to a fire at an occupied three-story building in the neighborhood of Hyde Park. The fire is located in the 3600 block of N. 19th St. According to the fire department, one occupant was rescued from the second floor and was transported to a hospital [...]

The City of St. Louis is planning to modernize their 60 emergency system sirens in city limits.

"We close this restaurant with a heavy heart, but we are grateful for the business and the memories," the owner of O'Town Food Hall and Tap House said.