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Brett Korves was killed in April 2019 in St. Louis County. The suspect, Nicholas Washington, was speeding away from police who had been trying to stop him.

Pizza Champ—from Elmwood restaurant in Maplewood (2704 Sutton Boulevard)—is set to open in early 2022 at at 2657 Lyle Avenue. It will will split the new building with Shared by Side Project Brewing. That’s according to several St. Louis-area sources. The restaurant will have a 60-seat patio that will be enclosed during the winter, and […]

It's not too late to donate to the 2021 100 Neediest Cases campaign.

First Lady Teresa Parson also championed spending $150,000 to renovate a historic home near the mansion to house additional guests.

Bobby Bostic was granted parole from a de facto sentence to die in prison for a 1995 robbery.

Welcome back to the Big Mad, the RFT's weekly roundup of righteous rage!…

The crash killed on-call Swansea firefighter Brett Korves.

“As we look forward to electric vehicle design, we’re continuing to review the aluminum components necessary for those future electric vehicles and align that with what we can manufacture and do here in the Missouri plant,” said Wes Woods, president of Toyota Missouri.

Hill was the 2013 Post-Dispatch All-Metro Player of the Year and went on to be the No. 3 all-time scorer at the University of Illinois.

Jason Struna, a professor who studies warehouse work and distribution centers, describes Amazon work culture and offers insight to the Edwardsville warehouse where 6 workers were killed this month.

The Saint Louis Science Center (5050 Oakland Avenue, St. Louis; 314-289-4400) has two new additions to their popular laser light displays: The Trans-Siberian Orchestra and Michael Jackson. The artists' music will run with the December laser shows, taking place from December 27 to December 31.

This isn’t the first time the King of Pop has been included in the light shows, with his songs being played for a “Fright Light” Halloween session, but he will now have a full show dedicated to his music.…

A city board that oversees development in historic districts withheld approval Monday from a proposal to demolish part of the historic Engineers’ Club in the Central West End as part of the construction of a high-rise apartment building.

Here are Mizzou athletics beat writer Dave Matter's five most memorable stories from 2021.

"Everyone on my street came outside. It was like an explosion went off," one viewer told 5 On Your Side.

The burden of Alzheimer’s disease doesn’t fall on all communities equally.

JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — The commissions in charge of redrawing Missouri’s state House and Senate districts based on new census data are pushing up against a constitutional deadline to agree …