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A 31-year-old man who broke into a woman’s apartment while she was in the hospital faces charges after being found drinking a margarita in her kitchen. Nearby residents said they noticed similarities with other break-ins that happened early Tuesday morning.

Maybe there's too much Taylor, not enough Travis.

Fences still surround Washington Square Park at St. Louis City Hall. There has been a lot of confusion for the people living outside city hall this week, beginning with an eviction notice.

Nearly a third of a billion dollars-worth of new demolition and relocation projects offer the surest signs yet that St. Louis Lambert International Airport, as we know it, may be in the final stage of its lifespan.

A former police officer asked a federal judge for mercy Wednesday after being accused of sexually abusing people he’d arrested. The former officer was already charged locally. Additional federal charges resulted in prosecutors asking for the defendant to remain locked up until trial.

As leaves begin to change color, the temperature begins to drop.

“McCarthy mocked Biden’s age and mental acuity in public, while privately telling allies that he found the president sharp and substantive in their conversations — a contradiction that left a deep impression on the White House” https://t.co/w5RfmQpYYx — Jonathan Lemire (@JonLemire) October 4, 2023

Saint Martha's is partnering with the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office for teens to learn more about teen dating violence.

Draper III will join the Office of the St. Louis Circuit Attorney as Chief Training Officer on October 23, 2023.

The biggest risk of feral hogs is spreading diseases to humans and cattle, the University of Missouri Extension said.

St. Charles County leaders have said yes to the freeze while St. Louis County has said no to the freeze.

The city installed a new carbon filtration system to process the water before it is pumped to residents.

An appeals court will be asked to take another look at whether a trade association for Missouri casinos can sue a company that puts video games offering cash prizes in convenience stores and other retailers across the state. The Missouri Gaming Association said in a news release Wednesday that it will appeal the decision that dismissed its claims against Torch Electronics. That same decision, issued Monday by Cole County Circuit Judge Daniel Green, also dismissed the case raised by Torch and convenience…

The APA Brentwood received a special doggie delivery Wednesday afternoon—20 animals rescued from breeding facilities across the Midwest.

Seniors living in St. Louis City could soon see a freeze on their property taxes. Supporters of the bill say it will help seniors on a fixed income stay in their homes.

"This is one of the most important structures in the region and city; its relevance to downtown infrastructure can't be overstated," Spencer said.