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Thanks to drug legalization, there’s a new “drug corridor” that Kansas law enforcement is taking advantage of. Colorado legalized recreational marijuana use in 2012. Ever since then, state troopers have camped out on I-70 to stop people heading to or from the weed-friendly state. It’s weird to call a road leading to a state with […]

Mardi Gras weekend kicks off in St. Louis on Friday night with the Mayor's Ball. It's the second year the ball is held at Union Station.

The Missouri Department of Transportation inspected the bridge but reported no issues.

The shakeup comes as the university's chess team prepares to defend its title as collegiate chess champion in the President's Cup Championship, known informally as final-four round of collegiate chess, in April.

A Missouri program is trying to help pediatricians combat a growing mental health crisis. 

Lack of parking leaves cars open to theft and break-ins. Here's a few ways to keep you and your property safe.

Jurors took just 90 minutes to find Lafeal Lawshea not guilty after a three-day trial that included testimony from the women and Lawshea himself.

PARK HILLS, Mo. — When you think of your typical Airbnb, it's likely that staying in a Native American style tipi doesn't come to mind. That's because there's nothing typical about staying in a Airbnb tipi. According to the owners (and more than 500 positive reviews left by those who've experienced this unique retreat in [...]

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) -- Governor J.B. Pritzker has signed a bill into law that removes barriers for transgender Illinoisans looking to change the gender on their birth certificate. Previously, the Vital Records Act required a statement from a licensed health care or mental health professional in order to create a new certificate with a different [...]

Hate stairs and love horses? This converted stable in rural LaSalle County may be your perfect home.

An El Paso man allegedly smuggled a shipment of narcotics to St. Louis, where he was arrested during a traffic stop earlier this month.

The city's chief judge on Thursday urged the circuit attorney's office to come up with a plan to handle dozens of cases left in limbo after one of its most experienced attorneys suffered a seizure during trial and had to…