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A brief power outage occurred at Mercy Hospital in Creve Coeur on Tuesday night.

The first call came in just after 1 a.m. Tuesday morning near a strip mall in Berkeley on Frost Avenue.

A Belleville man made an important scientific discovery in the extensive flower garden outside his home, creating a worldwide buzz.

On July 20, the school board voted 5-2 to pass a new policy that rescinds the resolution.

Two teenagers received a lifesaving award in Shrewsbury on Tuesday for saving a firefighter at a local public pool. The rescue happened during a first responders' night back in June.

The Illinois Department of Transportation hosted an informational open house in Glen Carbon on Tuesday. The agency provided information about plans to rebuild the intersection of Illinois Routes 162 and 157.

New camera technology on public transportation has improved so much that prosecutors recently claimed they could see suspects planning their crime.

Metro Shooting Supply, a Bridgeton gun shop, shooting range, and training facility, says it suffered $157,000 in damages and lost business because of a sewer backup caused by the Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD).

In the statement, the NAACP of St. Louis County formally requested to meet with SSM Health's Board of Directors and others to find a better solution.

A crew of cooperatives set foot on a mission they’ll continue throughout the week, aiding the most vulnerable communities, which they’ve come to know well.

"We want to do everything we can to help people survive this potentially dangerous heat," Gentry Trotter said.

The businesses can be either wholesale facilities or dispensary facilities. The lottery will be held no later than Sept. 1.

What is “plain view?” Cops claim it’s anything anyone could see if they happened to be in the same place at the same time, including those moments when citizens deploy their own air force. Force your way into the house under the “community caretaking” exception to the Fourth Amendment? Anything out in the open is […]

Lawyers for the families, doctors and LGBTQ+ rights groups on Tuesday sued to block the law from taking effect Aug. 28.

The law, which is set to take effect on Aug. 28, bans gender transition surgeries on minors.