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Pothole problems? You're not alone, and it's just the beginning of pothole season in the St. Louis.

Thousands gathered at Enterprise Center Monday for Grammy award-winning artists Drake and J. Cole's "Big As The What?" Tour.

Usually when I write about trademark disputes, it’s at least the case that if I really squint at an accuser’s claims, or perhaps hit myself in the head with a hammer for several minutes, I can at least see their perspective in a dispute. I may still call the whole thing very stupid, as is […]

You could hear the cheers all the way in St. Louis Sunday night.

Republicans opened debate on a plan to make constitutional amendments “more difficult” in the wake of progressive wins at the ballot box.

A late-season peak in respiratory illnesses is affecting schools and families across the St. Louis area.

St. Louis County Assessor Jake Zimmerman says his office’s new online personal property declaration system is the real deal.

A neighbor of an abandoned unit is tired of the constant crime they see and is looking for answers.

Citizens in New Haven, Franklin County, have voiced concerns about policing in their community during the city’s Board of Aldermen meeting Monday. 

After a family in O’Fallon, Ill., experienced random property damage several times last summer, police have worked their way to the bottom of the case.

The search for a teenager accused of murder and then escaping juvenile detention has hit a dead-end road and police say their hands are tied.

Alvin Perry, Raysean Colvin and Keith Sanders are each facing charges. Prosecutors announced charges against Sanders on Saturday.

ALTON - The Alton Committee of the Whole on Monday voted 5-2 to preliminarily approve $200,000 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds which will reportedly help the Alton Police Department assist the city’s unhoused population with various services. After much discussion between city officials, and an unsuccessful attempt to table the item, details about exactly where and how the money would be spent were still unclear moments before committee members were called on to vote. The item appeared on Monday night’s agenda as a resolution to authorize “the Disbursement of American Rescue Plan Act Funds in the amount of $200,000.00 for priority projects within the City of Alton, Illinois.” According to the resolution itself, this is “funding for homeless services” in the amount of $200,000. The agenda item and resolution both contain no mention of the Alton Police Department, but Mayor David Goins said at the meeting that he requested the

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Police said the girl was shot while standing on a porch Saturday afternoon. She remained in the hospital as of Wednesday.

More championships for the Kansas City Chiefs could mean less work for lawmakers at the Missouri Capitol. 

The route will begin June 13 and will operate twice weekly on Thursday and Sunday.