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The Urban League of Metropolitan St Louis is expecting a large turnout for its 'Back to School Expo' this weekend.

Police said the victim had bite marks, scratches and bruises that medical professionals said were not caused by another child.

Ronald Kruszewski, chairman and CEO of Stifel Financial Corp., said that if the St. Louis region is to succeed in retaining and attracting businesses, it's a "requirement" that the city use part of the Rams lawsuit settlement to invest in downtown projects.

Carol Stroker — a former state legislator, Hazelwood councilwoman and Hazelwood School Board member — has died.

"Local families deserve to know how this happened and how their safety will be ensured going forward," Budzinski said in a statement sent Friday to the Post-Dispatch.

A software bug caused massive flight delays on Friday, impacting flights, hospitals, and banks, with over 120 flights delayed at Lambert Airport and passengers nervously awaiting their arrival in their next destination.

The deadly crash happened near the intersection of Lewis and Clark Boulevard and Haviland Drive.

Alton Mayor David Goins says he has concerns that no one anticipated the massive sinkhole at Gordon Moore Community Park.

St. Louis police arrested two teenage males on Thursday after pursuing them in a stolen car they allegedly carjacked.

Of all U.S. states, Missouri has more miles of the Cherokee Trail of Tears. A new episode of the film series “My Ozarks” tells the story of Erin Whitson, an archaeologist who researches her hometown’s connections to the brutal history of Cherokee removal. Whitson talks about her intentional approach to uncovering that history in Steelville, Missouri. Sharon Benoit, a member of Cherokee Keetoowah Tribe of Oklahoma, also joins the conversation to explain why she worked with Whitson, and what makes preserving her ancestors' history so important.

Daryl L. Williams, 21, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for shooting and killing 9-year-old Caion Greene in March 2021, and will be credited with more than three years of jail time served.

Ctrl-Alt-Speech is a weekly podcast about the latest news in online speech, from Mike Masnick and Everything in Moderation‘s Ben Whitelaw. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, Pocket Casts, YouTube, or your podcast app of choice — or go straight to the RSS feed. In this week’s round-up of the latest news in online […]

Plant Sales Going on now. Brightside St. Louis Blooming Spring Daffodil & Tulip Sale. Carlton Daffodils- 30 bulbs $17. Midwest Mix Daffodils 30 for $17, 5 each Carlton, Barrett Browning, Pink Charm, Slim Whitman, Tahiti, Suada. Brightside Red Hybrid Darwin Tulips- 30 bulbs $17. Pink Impression Tulips- 30 bulbs $17. Pick up 11 am to … Continue reading Upcoming St. Louis Area Plant Sales →

Social media has put art and entertainment from all corners of the world in the literal palm of your hand. Manga and anime – Japanese comic books and cartoons – really started hitting mainstream American bookshelves and screens starting in the 1990’s, and cross-cultural exchange has resulted in the development of distinct subcultures, including “blerds” or Black nerds. Shawn “Rab” Fentress, a St. Louis born and raised content creator, is part of the popularization of Blerd culture. He has accumulated hundreds of thousands of followers online for his distinct voice-overs of anime shows, which he calls “hood dubs,” and found success in creating online content with Nappy Boy Network, founded by rapper and singer T-Pain.

Many St. Louis-area shops are celebrating National Ice Cream Day on Sunday, July 21, with giveaways, events and even specialty flavors.

An 18-year-old and a 16-year-old were taken into custody after a foot pursuit, St. Louis police said.