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Missouri is perceived by some to have some of the most lax gun laws in the country. Gov. Mike Parson said more mental health resources are needed, not more gun laws. 

In front of a backdrop of the nearly 50 children lost to gun violence this year in St. Louis, Jewish and Christian leaders and the city’s mayor came together to advocate gun safety and responsibility.

Many in the St. Louis area are paying tribute to the victims killed in Monday's deadly shooting.

Jean Kuczka's family said she was a passionate and caring person inside and outside the classroom and they’re determined to continue her legacy.

Tuesday, police said the Central VPA shooter left a manifesto saying he had no friends are family, no social life and felt isolated his entire life.

A couple of years ago, we discussed the work being done, essentially by one enterprising individual going by the handle “Peebs,” to archive a bunch of retro video game manuals for the sake of preservation. Earlier this year, we updated you all with the fairly impressive news that every SNES game manual had been digitized […]

A large fire broke out Tuesday at a vacant warehouse in north St. Louis.

Story Stitchers partner Dr. LJ Punch will participate in a Q&A with area youths.

As of 8:30 p.m., the fire department said 100 firefighters responded to the scene and were fighting the fire.

Josh Fields may have been born without most of his sight, but his vision to accomplish his goals is crystal clear.

According to the post's author, the injured student was able to escape by jumping out of a second-story window.

After roughly two hours of deliberation, jurors convicted Terrell Whiting, 42, in the July 17, 2019 killing of Rafael Givens.

There will be no classes for students or staff until this Friday. Classes will resume online next Monday.

When police arrested one of the boys days later in an attempted carjacking, he told police Michelle Royal was the one that helped them.

The leaders address gun violence in St. Louis, take personal responsibility and urge action during a vigil after the nation’s latest tragic school shooting.

St. Louis remains in mourning as details of yesterday’s school shooting further reveal the trauma experienced by students, staff and their families. In this episode, we talk with STLPR reporter Rachel Lippmann about the latest news involving this tragedy, and we open the segment with the sounds and voices of a vigil held for the victims on Monday night.