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Without permission, McKee used the name Homer G. Phillips Hospital on a three-bed urgent care facility at Jefferson and Cass.

STLCC celebrated the groundbreaking of the Center for Nursing and Health Sciences at St. Louis Community College.

The department is now planning to add its 11th drone to its fleet and is more than doubling its number of license plate reader cameras.

The grocery store opened up in north St. Louis County four months ago. It was supposed to help serve a community that's considered a "food desert."

Health providers shared maternal services information services and childcare items.

The U.S. Marshals Service is looking for Gabriel Calixto-Pichardo, a 25-year-old man suspected of killing his girlfriend, 24-year-old Emma Shafer.

The decision will leave north St. Louis County without a designated trauma center for urgent and severe injuries.

EyeCare Partners, a St. Louis-based network of ophthalmology and optometry practices, has named a Cincinnati doctor from within its network to fill a newly created executive post.

One of those resolutions that would end because of this policy is one that spoke out against racism.

A driver with a broken taillight led police on a lengthy chase Thursday morning before crashing his car near Stan Musial Bridge in Downtown St. Louis.

St. Louis trailed 4-1 before Nolan Arenado hit a two-run single against Julian Merryweather with two out in the seventh.

An East St. Louis man was found dead Wednesday in Washington County, Illinois.

A St. Louis County man faces criminal charges in a domestic assault that turned deadly earlier this week and allegedly violated an order of protection.

Christopher Nolan bases his ambitious biopic of J. Robert Oppenheimer (Cillian Murphy) on a Pulitzer Prize-winning account of his subject’s life, American Prometheus, and the physicist’s shaping hand in the creation of the atomic bomb undeniably qualifies as the modern equivalent of stealing fire from the gods. Although Oppenheimer is spared Prometheus' physical punishment for that hubristic act — his liver remains safe from endlessly recurring consumption by an eagle — the film devotes much of its three-hour running time to the non-corporeal forms of retribution he suffers: the U.S. government’s Cold War-era accusations of Communist Party membership and possible Soviet spying, and his own escalating concern over the world-annihilating capacity of the weaponry he helped birth.

Some Wood River residents are upset with a proposal to sell off some of Belk Park's land for a private wedding venue business.