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Police responded just before 11:45 p.m. to the 4700 block of Nebraska Avenue and found a man shot in the chest.

The firefighter's injuries were not life-threatening, the department said.

A Metro East restaurant will temporarily close for several months due to worker shortages and the owner’s health issues.

The St. Louis region’s recycled Christmas trees have two main destinies: Mulch or fish habitat.

Since a local doctor bought the historic structure in 2018 with the goal of saving it, a large section has collapsed.

BJC Healthcare and SSM Health both announced Wednesday they are restricting visitors as COVID cases continue to surge in the St. Louis area. Starting Monday, Jan. 3 patients at BJC will be allowed to have one designated visitor in inpatient units. Two visitors will be allowed for pediatric, obstetrics and end-of-life patients. "The decision to reduce visitors was not made lightly, and reflects the serious challenge we face in mitigating the virus spread and maintaining safety throughout this…

As St. Louis celebrates the new year, a local organization is working to educate people of the significance Jan. 1 holds for African Americans.

Here are reporter Joe Lyons' five most memorable stories from 2021.

Ray Tate, 40, of Kentucky, was arrested after multiple shootings, carjackings and robberies in Missouri and Illinois, police said.

A Lincoln County testing site was forced to close Wednesday after 600 cars lined up, jamming traffic all the way to the highway.

The concept from a husband-and-wife duo will offer a range of toasted ravioli with assorted doughs, fillings and toppings.

I’m always drawn back to the Biddle Mausoleum, which I just realized, since it was built in 1831, is rapidly closing in on being two hundred years old. It could easily be one of the oldest buildings in St. Louis,… Continue Reading →

A photo of Movie Road in California's Alabama Hills was the winner among nearly 600 entries.

Welcome to the Riverfront Times’ Five Days of Resolutions.…