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A teen from St. Charles will stand trial as an adult for fatally stabbing his mother's friend to death last year.

ALTON – A section of Fosterburg Road in Alton is one step closer to receiving improvements. Alton City Council members unanimously approved a Joint Funding Agreement between the city and the Illinois Department of Transportation for improvements to Fosterburg Road at their Feb. 25, 2026 meeting. The funding agreement covers the first two phases of preliminary engineering for pavement widening and resurfacing on Fosterburg Road. These improvements will span 0.46 miles from 0.1 miles

A man appeared in federal court on Wednesday and was sentenced for sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl he contacted through Instagram.

A piece of St. Louis music history that Ike and Tina Turner once called home is moving one step closer to being taken down in pieces and demolished.

The PBA tour is back in the St. Louis area. The Pete Weber Missouri Classic is taking centerstage this week at Bowlero in Saint Peter’s, where 90 of the best bowlers will compete for a spot in the finals this Sunday.

Republican lawmakers from St. Charles County have introduced two separate bills they hope will provide a regulatory framework that keeps energy prices stable while also requiring heavy-water-consuming industries to pay more to use Missouri resources.

Just after the St. Louis County government proposed a plan to temporarily relocate its headquarters, County Executive Sam Page announced that he is pausing negotiations for 30 days.

On Monday morning, a terrified young man ran across the street from his apartment to Thrifty Hardware & Home Center, begging for help.

At Wednesday's meeting of the state-controlled St. Louis Police Board, Spencer called its budget proposal a “slap in the face” that far exceeds what the city can afford.

Sky watchers in St. Louis have a chance to see a rare six-planet alignment in the western sky Thursday and Friday evening, with the best viewing about 30 minutes after sunset.

We’ve been saying this for years now, and we’re going to keep saying it until the message finally sinks in: mandatory age verification creates massive, centralized honeypots of sensitive biometric data that will inevitably be breached. Every single time. And every single time it happens, the politicians who mandated these systems and the companies that […]

Missouri drivers with newer vehicles could soon have the option to register their cars for five years at a time instead of just one or two years, under legislation unanimously backed Monday by the Missouri House.

Cleanup and repairs are progressing in parts of a Florissant neighborhood months after an explosion damaged 20 homes, though some residents remain displaced.

The average payout for a single lost tooth increased over the last year.

Imagine a baseball field in your own backyard. Now add a two-story pool, an indoor pickleball court and a five-bedroom mansion loaded with luxury touches. That's exactly what former St. Louis Cardinals star Matt Holliday is offering with his standout Oklahoma home, now on the market for $12 million.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will transfer a large office building to the General Services Administration in a step toward shrinking the department’s footprint in and around Washington, D.C., Secretary Brooke Rollins said Wednesday. More than 70% of offices at the USDA’s South Building, in Washington, sit empty on any given day, while deferred maintenance costs […]