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The case of St. Louis police Sgt. Jatonya Clayborn Muldrow could change the fate of workplace discrimination cases across the country.

Prosecutors are walking back claims that a teenage driver had fentanyl and ketamine in her system when she crashed and killed three of her passengers last year in Lincoln County.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol said an Orchard Farm School District bus stopped for traffic when a GMC Yukon failed to stop and rear-ended the bus.

Authorities issued 155 tickets during an Interstate 70 enforcement initiative Thursday in St. Louis.

The lights of the St. Louis Gateway Arch will be turned off throughout the month of May due to the spring bird migration season. According to the National Audubon Society, most birds fly at night.

The Eagles are back on the Billboard charts.The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers' recently released best-of compilation, To the Limit: The Essential Collection, has landed in the top 10 on…

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A jury convicted a St. Louis County man in the shooting death of a woman that followed a prom party dispute.

WashU student Angelica Harris found that most commercial test prep companies failed to meet the needs of Black students, so she started her own.

Playing with and loving on your dog can help you feel happier and more relaxed, according to a new study. Here's some top gear to help you do just that.

The Art Hill Film Series is returning this July with two retro movies that fans chose through voting. "Back to the Future" will be shown on July 12, and "Meet Me in St. Louis" will be screened on July 19.

A fried chicken restaurant that closed earlier this year has relaunched as a ghost kitchen.

Saint Louis Art Museum will go back to the past this summer — with two fan favorites making encore presentations at its beloved Art Hill film series. Those films, Back to the Future and Meet Me in St. Louis, were voted on by fans. The sci-fi comedy classic will be screened on July 12 and the Judy Garland musical on July 19.

Over the last few years, there have been a ton of lawsuits, pretty much all of them dubious, arguing that social media is inherently harmful to children (something the research does not show) and that therefore there is some sort of magic product liability claim that will hold social media companies responsible. A bunch of […]