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Police were originally called for a man flourishing a handgun. He opened fire when they arrived, authorities said

The Greater St. Mark (GSM) Community Empowerment Foundation will host its second annual Mix, Mingle and Mentor Luncheon at 11 a.m., Monday, Dec. 20, at St. Louis Community College Florissant Valley.

Make sure to secure those holiday decorations or anything else that could be blown around outside. Wind gusts could exceed 50 mph.

Stephen Leet, professor of architecture in the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University, asked graduate students to construct model chairs using pasta.

Kinks guitarist Dave Davies has written a new autobiography titled Living on a Thin Line that's scheduled to be released on July 7, 2022, in hardcover and e-book editions. According…

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Even after stopping for shrimp and a burger at Fast Eddie’s, where we looked more than somewhat overdressed alongside the jean jackets and leather, we were still a little early for the opening of the Art Towata exhibition at the Jacoby Arts Center in Alton. So, to kill some time, we drove up—and up—into the heights of the old town. 

MISSION, Kan. (AP) — Carolyn Burnett is bracing for her first Christmas without her son Chris, a beloved high school football coach whose outdoor memorial service drew a crowd of …

Aerie's Resort in Grafton will be home to the coaster that will cruise more than 3,000 feet down the hillside overlooking the Mississippi River.

"I really don’t know that I would have made it if I didn’t have this"

The man's identity has not been released

Jeffrey Sakurai had sex with a 15-year-old girl and provided her drugs.

Against Me! singer and songwriter has been splitting her time between Chicago and St. Louis.

Founder and owner Robin McNabb had said last month that she would close the shop at the end of its lease term Dec. 31

Eric Schmitt’s multi-front war against mask mandates, quarantines and other orders to quash the virus has little precedent in recent Missouri memory.

The owner of The Green Goose Resale & Consignment, a furniture and home decor consignment shop in Webster Groves, has found a buyer for the business. Founder and owner Robin McNabb, who opened the business in 2011, had said last month that she would close the shop at the end of its lease term Dec. 31 and was looking for someone to buy the business. McNabb said last month that she and her husband, Bill McNabb, would be retiring. Ronnie Vinton, who owns home decorating resale shop Cool Stuff Period…