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A homicide investigation is underway after a man was fatally shot Saturday afternoon in Ferguson.

Ferguson police believe the shooting was an isolated incident, but urge residents to stay vigilant.

Ferguson police are asking anyone with information on what happened to call the department at 314-522-3100.

This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is James Burkhardt, responding to a commenter who compared Elon Musk’s silly server-destroying adventure to Alexander cutting the Gordian knot, and taking the analogy further: Except after Alexander cut this knot, the ox cart kept dumping goods on the road, because the knot kept the […]

You would think that those who want women to avoid having children when it would create financial strain would also advocate for reproductive freedom and birth control.

More than 1 in 3 people who divorce in the United States are age 50 or older, and 1 in 4 are 65 or older, according to a 2022 analysis published in the Journals of Gerontology. Divorcing as you near…

Ever wondered which celebrities are from the St. Louis metro area? While not everyone may have the chance to meet these famous individuals, here's a list of celebrities with ties to the state. 

Find out how home sales have changed recently, which areas have the most home listings, plus the average sale price and more with these charts and maps.

The successful rollout of adult-use cannabis sales in Missouri has put the Show-Me State on the map for multistate operators, or cannabis businesses that operate in multiple states.

The victim told police he was attacked by a man with a metal club.

One of the teen suspects aimed a rifle at the victim's chest. Another took the victim's piston, wallet and ID.

Police said Daniel E. Duncan, a 52-year-old Pacific man, was driving a Chevrolet van westbound around 1 a.m. when it hit the back of a school bus.

Authorities say they are investigating Myrtle Brown's death as a homicide.

Terrelle Porter, 42, a resident of St. Louis' Penrose neighborhood, died at the scene of a north St. Louis shooting.

Missouri, has an official state song called “The Missouri Waltz,” which was adopted on June 30, 1949. This song gained popularity during Harry Truman's presidency in 1945 when he played it on the piano at the White House, making it more popular. Truman, however, declined to record a performance of the song.