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Crews are responding to a heavy fire in north St. Louis that started from a large rubbish fire and extended into a vacant one-story warehouse.

ST. LOUIS - Northbound Interstate 270 was shut down for an extended period of time Thursday morning after a crash in Maryland Heights. All lanes were closed on northbound I-270 past Olive Boulevard after a crash around 7:20 a.m. The southbound lanes of I-270 were also affected from the crash, according to the Missouri State [...]

About 7:15 a.m., the Missouri Highway Patrol said the motorcycle crash was on northbound I-270 between Olive and Page.

During Trump 1.0, his FCC took at absolute hatchet to media ownership limits. Those limits, built on the back of decades of bipartisan collaboration, prohibited local broadcasters and media from growing too large, trampling smaller (and more diversely-owned) competitors underfoot. The result of their destruction has been a rise in local news deserts, a lot of right wing […]

Mizzou Students for Justice in Palestine filed a lawsuit Wednesday in federal court challenging its exclusion from last year’s Homecoming parade. The lawsuit was filed against University of Missouri System President Mun Choi. It claims he violated students’ First Amendment rights by barring the group from participating in the parade because of their views on […]

COTTLEVILLE, Mo. - Pep Zone is back for the start of the school year as Ty Hawkins travels to Francis Howell Central High School to check out the school spirit. While at the school, Hawkins spoke with students and coaches about their upcoming football game.

St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery's attorneys have presented a DNA test from 2016 that disproves the nepotism allegation made by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, which accused Montgomery of hiring his half-brother, Malik Taylor, as a deputy.

Here's a rundown of key new laws going into effect in Missouri. They'll affect utility bills, taxes, protections for foster children and landlord rights.

HARRISBURG — U.S. Rep. Mark Alford defended actions taken by President Donald Trump at a contentious town hall in Harrisburg on Wednesday night. More than 100 constituents packed the Lions Club event hall. The small venue — full of shouting and passionate pleas — drew in people from all over the county who voiced their […]

The St. Louis County Council has voted to expand the senior property tax freeze, potentially saving thousands of senior homeowners money on their tax bills.

B. said he left Cameroon nine years ago because he was scared for his life. Authorities in the West African nation threw him in prison because of his sexual orientation, he said. After his release, he feared that if he stayed in the country, he would be killed. B., who is now 39 and who […]

While it’s great to see one of Missouri’s own, U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, take a leading role at the federal level in pushing for much needed health care reform, our state should not follow along with his apparent plans for rewiring the pharmacy system. Last December, Hawley surprisingly partnered with U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts […]

After stories in the Post-Dispatch, Comptroller Donna Baringer asked for a probe into how two payroll checks were issued to her predecessor.

"When I decided not to run, I could barely walk," said Ehlmann, who will be 77 at the end of his current term.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey will be leaving state politics in September to take a high level position with the FBI. As St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum reports, some Missourians expect Bailey could make a big impact nationally.