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Later this year, Missouri voters could be asked if there should be a cap on property assessment increases. 

Police said the man was found safe.

The I-Team delves into a disturbing trend involving scammers and artificial intelligence, and explains how you can protect yourself.

A business owner is recovering in the hospital after he was struck by a stray bullet in a shooting nearby Thursday evening.

The DOE is tripling efficiency standards for light bulbs, a move that will cut CO2 emissions by 70 million metric tons and save consumers $27 billion over 30 years.

What was once an empty strip mall in Dellwood reopened in September as a $20 million economic hub serving north St. Louis County. The R&R Marketplace came after more than a decade of work by married pastors Beverly and Ken Jenkins. Beverly and Ken tell the story of its creation, from praying at an empty parking lot, to the Ferguson protests, to seeing the grand opening.

It’s a familiar rule: people should not spend more than 30% of their income on housing. But for many who rent in St. Louis, that percentage has long been higher. And it’s moving very quickly in the wrong direction. In 2022, the local nonprofit Action St. Louis put out a survey to capture data on city renter experiences and created a report called “The Rental Landscape of St. Louis 2023,” and the picture it paints has much more shadow than light.

A food truck park is returning for their third season this weekend in Alton, IL, and they have some new additions.

Rawlings Sporting Goods opened a new local attraction for baseball fans Friday morning.

While it may not be another Beatles tune, music fans are now being treated to another McCartney/Lennon musical collaboration.James McCartney, son of Paul McCartney, just released a new song, “Primrose Hill,”…

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Krewson, who left office in 2021, earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from UMSL. Her appointment is one of several announced Friday by the governor.

Authorities on Thursday arrested a man charged in a motel employee's July shooting death.

Religion can be a touchy topic to talk about among friends, much less a suitable theme for a musical comedy. And, yet, that’s exactly what Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone have done with the The Book of Mormon, a musical that’s less condemnation and more irreverent skewering with an uptempo beat. The popular musical returns to the Fabulous Fox Theatre in a slightly updated version that remains surprisingly warm and accepting at heart.

The lawsuit was filed against JET Enterprises & Holding Company, a Delaware-based LLC that owns the former Big River Zinc plant in Sauget.