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The retired police chief's murder in June of 2020 during a night of riots and looting captured national attention.

The city of Kirkwood said Thursday that it planned to spend $12.5 million purchasing property where it would move its public works and electric facilities.

"I just want clean water for my family," said Cayla Hardin.

Two police helicopter pilots survive a scare in midair.

It's a story that's sure to grab your attention. St. Louis County police say last week, two teens over at Hazelwood Central High School allegedly had sex in the middle of a classroom, right in front of their teacher and other students.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources says the town's water system consistently tests above the standard limit for radium.

Adidas has a reputation as a jealous defender, and at times is better described as an aggressor, when it comes to enforcing its trademark rights, specifically around its admittedly famous 3 stripes logo. Famous mark or not, the company has far too often shown itself willing to go to absurd ends in protecting those marks. […]

The victim was identified as 45-year-old Charles White from Cedar Hill, Missouri.

Consumer prices are on the rise, but a local consignment sale pop up shop gives families a chance to save up to 90% on their needs.

A warehouse in west St. Louis County is where police departments from across the country send confiscated firearms to be destroyed.

Police said the victim was inside her home in bed when she was shot in the arm.

The name of the newest store inside Ameristar St. Charles pretty much sums it up. Roll In & Out uses Amazon technology for an effortless, checkout-free experience.

The St. Ann Police Department reported two scams within a 24-hour period this week that resulted in victims losing thousands of dollars. One of the targets was a business located in St. Ann. The other victim was a resident.

It's not UFOs you're seeing in the skies over the region. Not to worry, it's just a SpaceX Starlink satellite traveling overhead.

Two people suffered minor injuries in the crash, police said.

Brian Joshua Snowden of Lonedell, Missouri, was among two soldiers killed when a military transport vehicle flipped Monday.

“They took the top part up and noticed it was a headstone,” said Clark. “They were thinner and long. Something like I’ve never seen.”