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Former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Todd Stottlemyre co-founded the restaurant chain, which is slated to expand to downtown St. Louis and Warson Woods.

Fantasy Football expert Jake Ciely of The Athletic joins WAVY Sports Director Craig Loper for Week 7 of the Washington Huddle.

“I’ve always had concerns with our Chief of Police and it’s not a secret in the community,” said Louisiana Mayor Tim Carter.

"Do I have really bad genetics or is it Coldwater Creek?" Laura asks.

A federal judge in St. Louis on Thursday dismissed an effort by six Republican-led states to block the Biden administration's plan to forgive student loan debt for tens of millions of Americans.

Travell Anthony Hill, 31, was sentenced to 32 years in prison on Thursday for his involvement in the murder-for-hire case involving Sweetie Pie's stars.

Snow is not in the forecast just yet, but it will be here before we know it. When snow and ice arrive, it will not just be Mother Nature that road crews will battle.

One year ago, a Mizzou freshman was in the ICU fighting for his life after his family said he attended a fraternity event and was ordered to drink an entire bottle of vodka. 

Congresswoman Cori Bush and Senator Josh Hawley called for immediate action from the federal government after a study found signs of radioactive waste in a school.

In today's Legal Lens segment, Brown & Crouppen attorney Andrea McNairy discusses why all of Missouri's border states have legalized sports gaming, how much revenue Missouri is potentially missing out on and why fantasy sports fall into a different category. 

Democrats seemed to be doing well this summer as their approval level surged following the Dobbs decision. But now Republicans are surging back. This is partly because the out party always does well in midterm elections, but David Brooks thinks there's more to it: The Trumpified G.O.P. deserves to be a marginalized and disgraced force ...continue reading "Why are Republicans surging as the midterms approach?"

The plaintiffs in the case are represented by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, a conservative legal group.

Police increased security with additional patrols and cameras.

The lawsuit was filed in September by Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and South Carolina.