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In August 2020, the city hired Keeley for the first phase of the flood mitigation work, in a contract valued at nearly $17.2 million, Keeley said in the lawsuit.

Authorities said three synagogues in Creve Coeur received threatening emails that implied there were bombs at the facilities.

Be ready for a cold chill and a gusty wind! Monday is the coldest day of the week, with temperatures in the 30s.

"I'm all about supporting people who help the community and the environment and boost the local economy," a shopper said.

A freelance videographer and drone pilot led authorities in central Missouri to discover a submerged vehicle tied to a decade-old missing person's case.

The threatening messages were delivered via email, city police said.

St. Louis' chief salesperson, asked about the region's biggest need, didn't focus on crime or government or the other negatives that grab local headlines.

This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is Strawb with a response to someone claiming there’s no first amendment issue with Ken Paxton’s investigation into Media Matters: That’s because you don’t understand the first amendment, Koby. For those of us that do, there’s very much a violation going on here. In second […]