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Kate Grumke updates St. Louis on the Air about the newly appointed superintendent for St. Louis Public Schools: Keisha Scarlett from Seattle.

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) is calling for the Senate Homeland Security Committee to investigate what he says is the Biden administration's “baffling response” to a Chinese surveillance balloon that floated over U.S. missile installations in Montana, triggering alarms at the Pentagon. “We have an obligation to obtain a full understanding of the surveillance that [...]

Def Leppard spent last summer on tour with Mötley Crüe, and while you’d think there’d be a lot of partying going on behind the scenes, Def Leppard frontman Joe Elliott says the threat of…

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Condon anchored the 6 and 10 p.m. news and reported for Five on Your Side for 23 years, from 1961 to 1984.

Felia Davenport’s new exhibition “Torn Mixology” addresses how motherhood changed her perspective on racism and generational trauma as a person of mixed-race. The exhibition tells her personal story through detailed hand-stitched clothing on life-sized mannequins.

PONTOON BEACH - The emotion of family members 10 years after murder charges were issued Thursday afternoon showed the impact of their long wait for justice. Because of the tools of DNA tests today in crime-solving and excellent police work, justice now should be able to be served in a decade-old cold case. At a press event on Thursday afternoon at the Pontoon Beach Police Station, charges were announced against a man - Roger Sutton Jr. - for the murder of Patrenia Butler-Turner in 2013. Butler-Turner was a mother of three children and grandmother now to four. She was only 40 years old at the time of her death. Sutton also was given a charge of one count of concealment of a homicidal death. A nephew - Nathan J. Beyer of Alton - was also charged in the case with one count of concealment of a homicidal death. Members of the Pontoon Beach Department received a tip about the skeletal remains of a person being hidden in a wooded area of the community in December 2022 and after investigation,

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A 22-year-old Berkeley man was charged with murder Friday in a man's shooting death earlier this week.

Shortly after 8 a.m. on Friday, Good Day Farms, a Little Rock, Arkansas-based dispensary, made its first sale of recreational cannabis in Missouri. Preparations for that sale, including big investments in processes and personnel, go back months.

Police on Friday released the name of the 53-year-old O'Fallon, Missouri, man killed when a car fleeing a traffic stop hit two other cars near the St. Louis County border.

Shaun Hayes, the disgraced St. Louis banker whose meteoric crash made headlines for years, is touting a new career as author and speaker.

Police returned fire, hitting the suspect in his ankle.

Police said Todd Bishop, 34, was found fatally shot in his mother's front yard.

One of the St. Louis region's biggest operators of senior living facilities has hired a new chief operating officer with over 30 years of experience in the field.

Walbrandt Electric & Technology, an electrical contractor and provider of smart home technologies, has expanded its electrical operations with the acquisition of a local company.

Donte Sproling admitted to shooting 54-year-old Stanley Taylor.

A man wanted in a Berkeley murder investigation is now behind bars on felony charges.

Attorneys representing Smartpac and Veripac argued that by continuing to pursue the state court action through serving discovery requests, Saint Louis Bank violated the automatic stay under federal law that kicks in when a bankruptcy petition is filed. Attorneys representing the bank rejected the charge, saying it has complied fully with federal bankruptcy law.