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The Missouri House is expected to vote on legislation that would eliminate most vehicle safety inspections.

Although it may be ideal to buy a vehicle for the new year, police are cautioning Kirkwood residents to think twice after a string of reports of car purchase scams in the area.

A requirement that public schools and universities report antisemitic discrimination to the state passed the Missouri House Monday on a 109 to 21 vote. Combatting antisemitism is especially important to the bill’s sponsor, state Rep. George Hruza, a Republican from Huntleigh. His mother survived the Holocaust after imprisonment in the Mauthausen concentration camp, and two […]

The soccer club says it is committing to being 100% local food partners for the upcoming season.

An on-duty crash nearly ended a law enforcement career eight years ago. Instead, while fighting through the pain, Lee Brousseau found a new way to serve.

While police shut down the MLK Bridge downtown, demonstrators urged everyone to see immigrants as people, instead of policy.

A weekend meant to be about love and celebration ended in tragedy for a Jefferson County couple. Now, family members on both sides are left stunned and grieving after what investigators believe was a murder-suicide.

After weeks of winter chill, Monday’s beautiful February weather brought families and friends back outside — and local parks and patios were busy.