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Latoya Brown, 36, was taken to an area hospital and later died as a result of her injuries.

"Food insecurity is a huge issue and I am doing what I can to combat it," he said on the fundraiser page.

Due to the extreme heat forecast this week, Great Rivers Greenway is moving the St. Vincent Greenway Opening Celebration.

The directive to present ‘rosy’ range estimates to drivers came from Musk.

A new regional airline is headed to O'Hare International Airport in Chicago.

The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services will open applications for anyone interested in operating a marijuana micro-business.

Anheuser-Busch is laying off up to 2% of its U.S. Corporate employees.

Molina Healthcare of Illinois is hosting a school supply giveaway event Thursday evening.

The Edwardsville Futures Pro Men's Circuit is holding its annual 'Mitch-N-Friends Tennis Tournament' Thursday.

Eight months ago,if you would have asked around for where to get a bagel in St. Louis, you would have received not a recommendation, but the lamentation, "Nowhere. Bagel Factory closed."

A youth and family service organization in Hoyleton, Illinois is breaking ground on a new foster care home Thursday.

Thursday, veterans across Missouri will attend an event at the State Capitol marking the 70th anniversary since the end of the Korean War.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul will join state lawmakers Thursday to explain legislation that clarifies what consequences 'crisis pregnancy center' will face for deceiving users.

There's a push to stop solitary confinement in federal prisons. U.S. Representative Cori Bush of Missouri is introducing legislation Thursday.

Dangerous heat is expected Thursday and Friday. We start the mornings warm, in the upper 70s to low 80 in metro St. Louis, and we heat up quickly. 

Fire crews from multiple departments rushed to Ferguson overnight to battle an intense fire at a laundromat. Crews not only battling the flames, but also the heat.

Clay Bolt went looking for a rusty patched bumblebee, he would head to a city. The wildlife photographer said his best bet would be Minneapolis or Madison, Wisconsin, in a botanical garden or even someone’s backyard — as long as it was far away from crop fields and neonicotinoid pesticides. “It’s kind of ironic. Cities […]

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