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New officers received their badges and were sworn in to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department Friday night at Harris Stowe State University.

There has been new information released regarding the Hazelwood head-on collision that killed 12-year-old Travis Wolfe on Dec. 20, the night before his birthday.

Officials in the City of St. Charles reportedly discovered a spill at Ameren’s substation on Huster Road, and now they’re searching for answers.

Remember Wordle? I sure do and one of the ways I start my days at work is to pull up the site and give it a quick play. But I honestly may just need to stop, given the behavior of the current owners of the game. For this discussion, you really do need to recall […]

Interstate 55 is one of the busiest interstates in Missouri, with more than 70,000 drivers using the highway every day.

Police and childcare regulators are investigating the alleged assault of an autistic child at his daycare this week. The entire incident was reportedly captured on video.

Ronnie Robinson is the father of two sons who were murdered. He is fighting for the reinstallation of Adopt-A-Highway signs that paid tribute to them.

The Brentwood Promenade for sale, Pipes for Parkinson’s and the Maplewood mayor are all in in the news. BNN — Maplewood Mayoral Race Heats Up: Knapper’s Missing Campaign Report, No Debate with Greenberg Fox 2 — Husband forms Pipes for Parkinson’s to help wife KMOV — Brentwood Promenade up for sale KSDK — Brentwood shopping […]

Hey, check out Mayor Secretary Pete on childhood lead poisoning: The benefit of *not being lead poisoned* is not speculative. It is enormous. And because lead poisoning leads to irreversible cognitive harm, massive economic loss, and even higher crime rates, this work represents one of the best returns on public investment ever observed. https://t.co/uFVsTCebwt — ...continue reading "Secretary Pete endorses the lead-crime theory"

"Let me take them under my wing to create and paint."

Peggy Davis said her son, Romeo Calhoun, did not receive medication for his epilepsy, ADHD, bipolar disorder or schizophrenia while in detention.

Legislation is moving forward inside the Missouri Capitol that would impose tougher penalties for people who fire celebratory gunshots.