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The National Weather Service warns that heavy snow — and hazardous travel conditions — are possible, with a winter storm creating the potential for 5 to 10 inches of accumulation.

The Pattonville School District denied admission to a 5-year-old, whose family is desperately trying to enroll.

Lawyers representing the Missouri Department of Transportation want you to believe an unborn baby was working for the state during a fatal work zone crash, all in order to have a lawsuit dismissed.

A vacant building on Olive Boulevard is causing some controversy. The city of Olivette is considering using that property for a marijuana dispensary.

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People are questioning the speedy demolition of a building in the Central West End the day after a deadly fire.

Randy Romann is a tow truck operator for The Auto Body Shop in Glen Carbon. He’s prepared to help drivers this week when winter weather is expected to arrive.

Tensions are rising ahead of an important vote by the St. Louis County Boundary Commission.

Cops in Nevada had better start behaving. The state’s Supreme Court has handed down a ruling that not only guarantees residents the right to sue under state law, but won’t allow officers to easily escape lawsuits by asking for qualified immunity. Here’s the background of the case, as summarized by Nick Sibilla at Forbes: What […]

Ayanna Woods and DeVonne Wilson were driving down the intersection of Meramec and Gravois when they were struck and killed in November.

The longtime owner of The Auto Body Shop in Glen Carbon says he’s never seen the kind of auto repair backup he’s currently experiencing.

Heavy and wet snow is coming to the St. Louis area, and it’s expected to make road conditions hazardous.

Four Democratic members of Congress from Illinois' second largest county called on Sheriff Jim Mendrick to enforce the new assault weapons ban or resign his post.

Chris Peimann with The Sheldon Concert Hall and Art Galleries said, "It's just a St. Louis institution. Bob and Dug are this duo that go hand-in-hand."

School administrators often have to decide learning virtually or taking a traditional "snow day" when winter weather is in the forecast.