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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A plan in Kansas for luring the Kansas City's two major league sports franchises from Missouri has prompted their hometown's mayor to declare that the move ends a 5-year-old agreement by the states not to poach each other's jobs. The Kansas Legislature has approved a measure to allow the state to [...]

The St. Louis County Department of Public Health Vector-Borne Disease Prevention Program sprays for mosquitos for the majority of the 523 square miles that comprise St. Louis County, according to its website. But anyone who wants to can request that the truck not spray near their house. To do that, email Stephen Dlugos (SDlugos@stlouiscountymo.gov), vector […]

The St. Louis County Police Department has issued an Endangered Person Advisory for a missing Castle Point woman.

The St. Louis Cardinals will host the San Francisco Giants on Thursday evening at Birmingham, Alabama's Rickwood Field in a tribute to the Negro Leagues.

Authorities say an attempted robbery at a highway rest area in eastern Nebraska left a 72-year-old man dead and a 71-year-old woman critically injured in a knife attack.

St. Louis CITY Block Party on June 22 will feature local Black-owned businesses and entrepreneurs in honor of Juneteenth, with live entertainment, food and drinks, and a variety of vendors.

St Louis police are investigating several recent reports of people randomly shooting airsoft guns at pedestrians throughout the city.

Detectives on Tuesday afternoon shot and killed a teen after police said he led them on a chase in a stolen SUV and pointed a gun at them in north St. Louis.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has launched a new website with a modern design, improved usability, and new features such as a Data and Reports section, expanded Crime Statistics webpage, and a news section to keep the community updated on crime and safety.

A Belleville, Illinois man is facing charges for threatening to kill a St. Louis business owner and sending derogatory and threatening messages to another individual on social media, and is due in court in July.

Councilman Dennis Hancock, on Page's talk with state Rep. Gretchen Bangert about dropping out: "The sleaze factor made me feel like I needed to take a shower."

Various events and celebrations are happening in the Bi-state to honor the federally recognized holiday.

Sarah Stout was watching neighbor and off-duty Hazelwood police Sgt. James Sieve trim the oak in her yard on June 10 when the limb hit her, according to Hazelwood police.