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As people turned their clocks forward this weekend, the St. Louis Fire Department was helping people in the city check their smoke alarms and install new ones.

After a 3-year hiatus, the Battlehawks brought professional football back to St. Louis. More than 38,000 fans packed the Dome for the home opener.

More than 38,000 football fans came downtown Sunday to watch and celebrate the return of the St. Louis Battlehawks.

Missouri American Water said around 3,600 customers were affected.

The top overall seed, Alabama, has been on a roll despite being entangled in a murder case. Another No. 1 seed, defending national champion Kansas, is coming off a blowout loss and has a coach coming out of the hospital. Yet another, Houston, just watched its best player go down in a heap with a [...]

The Transgender Center at St. Louis Children’s Hospital has been under scrutiny since the release of a whistleblower report.

Considered the league’s biggest success in its shortened 2020 season, Sunday’s boisterous crowd suggests the Battlehawks are on that trajectory again in 2023. A league executive said the Battlehawks are already outpacing financial targets.

The Major Case of Squad of Greater St. Louis was activated Sunday to investigate a homicide that occurred in Belleville.

St. Louis County Police Department’s Crimes Against Persons detectives are investigating a homicide just south of Interstate 70 near North Hanley Road.

Homicide detectives with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department are investigating an apparent murder-suicide that took place early Saturday morning.

This is from a recent report written by the Bureau of Justice Statistics: All of this is appalling, but why is crime against bisexual people so astronomically high? Why, for example, are bisexual people 8.7x times more likely to be robbed than straight people? Can someone school me?

A Creve Coeur man has been charged for allegedly firing shots at a car outside the store where he worked.

Native Plant Sales across Missouri sponsored by Grow Native! Registration Begins March 15th for 2023 Callery (Bradford) Pear Buyback Program. Missouri Invasive Plant Council in partnership with Forest ReLeaf, Forrest Keeling Nursery, and Missouri Conservation Dept will host “buyback” around the state on April 18. Homeowners are invited to cut down one or more Callery … Continue reading Upcoming STL Plant Sales: Veggies, Herbs, Natives, Perennials →