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Wednesday's active shooter drill was practice between two police departments: St. Louis City and Veterans Affairs.

The decision comes following the death of former NHL pro Adam Johnson, who died on the ice on Oct. 28 when his neck was cut by a skate.

The nonprofit Rebuilding Together St. Louis is celebrating three decades of helping people in the community with home repairs.

Usually when we’re talking about a trademark dispute, never mind a lawsuit, there is some level of anger, frustration, or animosity between the two parties. The reason for that is pretty obvious: nothing puts you on negative footing towards another quite like getting sued or getting threatened with a lawsuit. But, and I cannot stress […]

Illinois state officials are warning of a new scam that could affect your family. It comes after a Granite City woman said she went to pay for her groceries with her government benefits, only to find out a thief had drained her account. And she's not alone.

"Over 3,000 cities reached out to say we want you to come in our town. St. Louis was at the top of our list because there is a community willing to give."

A double dose of bad news for a Ballwin woman, whose car was stolen, then recovered, and then mistakenly sold by the tow lot.

“We felt like with the lungs taken out we needed something to support his heart,” said Dr. Ankit Bharat. “The DD breast implants seemed to be the perfect fit."

One of the men told police they were digging up his grandmother's body to relocate it.

There are two homicide investigations spanning the city and county of St. Louis after two men were found dead and burned.

St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell last week dropped his bid for U.S. Senate to challenge U.S. Rep. Cori Bush in the upcoming Democratic primary for Missouri’s 1st Congressional District. He said he’s entering the race, in part, because of Bush’s comments that are critical of Israel. STLPR Political Correspondent Jason Rosenbaum talks with Bell, and later we get analysis from Jason and hear from Rep. Bush.

ALTON - The Alton City Council recently passed two ordinances related to the Alton Landfill Solar Farm project, which was first announced earlier this year and is taking shape as progress continues. One item passed was a lease agreement between the City of Alton and Alton Landfill Solar LLC, while the other was an electric easement allowing Ameren to do minor work on the site. In a series of recent drone photos from 618 Drone Service , workers can be seen installing several concrete bases with metal brackets, which will eventually hold the solar panels. These concrete bases are necessary to install the solar panels without breaking ground on the former landfill, given the nature of what’s beneath its surface. Also known as the “Old Alton Landfill,” the site first opened as a municipal landfill in 1968. Prior to that, the area was once part of a much larger piece of land belonging to the Alton Brick Company, who used it to excavate clay for their bricks.

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Officers responded to the scene and found a 44-year-old man shot in the torso.

St. Louis County convenience store owners this month sued the government over 2019 rules prohibiting certain tobacco sales within 1,000 feet of schools.