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An O'Fallon woman faces criminal charges after two animals believed to be in her care died earlier this year.

Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick says an audit will likely be released next year because Gabe Gore is cooperating with a review that began two years ago.

The department announced Clayton Fire Department Chief Ernie Rhodes deployed to Maui with a team from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and Army Reserves.

As new COVID-19 concerns rise around the United States, the City of St. Louis offered free vaccines Friday afternoon in an effort to help slow the spread.

Advantes Development Group, led by Gretchen and Brian Minges, is best known for its apartment redevelopments in the historic Laclede's Landing area of downtown.

The mother told police she saw a black Sedan parked near her car at the gas pump. Then, the black Sedan and her car, with her baby still inside, both drove off.

The St. Louis-based developer behind the $300 million plan to redevelop the vacant AT&T tower downtown said it’s still pursuing the project, despite a media report this week that it had been dropped.

XKCD has multiple comics about how hacking isn’t quite the way they make it out to be in movies: And: Both of these demonstrate how actual hacking is often a lot less sophisticated than people make it out to be. And, indeed, for years we’ve pointed out that social engineering is generally more effective than […]

With dangerous heat in the forecast next week, local school districts are preparing to keep their students cool and ready to learn.

Play pickleball, enjoy a chicken sandwich. That's the main concept for a new entertainment complex in the works along St. Charles Main Street.

There's a wave of state and city flag redesigns sweeping the country — and Illinois may be next. Ted Kaye, author of “‘Good’ Flag, ‘Bad’ Flag,” says that trend reflects a deeper understanding of the opportunity a great state or city flag presents. He shares the basic principles of flag design and the role flags play in cultivating civic pride.

Missing person reports have been filed for Makayla and Malayiah Wickerson.

Alicia Moellering was "more concerned with using narcotics than caring for the family pets who could not care for themselves," wrote an O'Fallon police detective.

Hair discrimination disproportionately targets Black women, and lawmakers have sought to ban the practice with the CROWN Act. CROWN stands for “Create a Respectful and Open Workplace for Natural Hair,” and the first act of its kind was passed in California in 2019. Since then, other states and municipalities have adopted their own measures, including the City of St. Louis in 2021. A statewide measure took effect in Illinois this past January. Missouri has yet to pass a similar law. PBS NewsHour correspondent and vice president of the St. Louis chapter of NABJ Gabrielle Hays and founder and CEO of Frizzy by Nature Leslie Hughes talk about local and statewide efforts to pass the CROWN Act and ways Black women are relearning how to embrace their curls.

Brothers JJ, Clayton and Clark Costello have been involved with the family business since birth — so much so that when people ask 34-year-old Clayton how long he’s been working at CK Power, he tells them 34 years.  The brothers, who took over the company's operations in 2018, are the third generation of the Costello family to work at CK, a St. Louis-based manufacturer and distributor of power units and power generator solutions. The company was created in 1976 as a segment of Costello Kunze…