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The American Red Cross announced three additional dates for the Multi-Agency Resource Centers in the St. Louis area after overwhelming demand last week. The Multi-Agency Resource Centers, or MARCs, will be held at Friendly Temple on Martin Luther King Drive on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The MARCs will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day, and masks are required by the church where the event is being held. The events will be one-stop shops for flooding victims to apply for assistance after…

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page said he's ready to move on from differences within the Democratic Party, but some council members are skeptical.

The upper River Des Peres' flood problems are well known and studied. But a new list of cost-effective solutions is short and insufficient, critics say.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The Missouri Highway Patrol says a man who drove toward KCPD officers at a gas station on Sunday night was shot and killed. Investigators say officers were called to a Phillips 66 gas station at 55th and Prospect on reports of a stolen vehicle just before 10 p.m. Officers initially found [...]

A Centralia, Missouri, man has been accused of bringing a loaded gun to the U.S. Capitol and misplacing it in the chaos of the insurrection riot on January 6, 2021. Federal authorities arrested Jerod Bargar, 36, on Wednesday for felony and misdemeanor charges after he allegedly left his loaded 9mm semiautomatic pistol on restricted grounds at the Capitol. According to a federal affidavit, Capitol police found Bargar's gun on the ground during the insurrection.

Roughly 83 million Americans currently live under a broadband monopoly. In most instances, their only choice is Comcast or Charter Communications, which sells service under the “Spectrum” brand. And in both cases, users pay significantly higher prices for spotty, slow, service with statistically terrible customer service, because that’s how monopolization works. But the nation’s two […]

A developer is preparing for construction of a mixed-use development on 50 acres in the Metro East that would combine a new subdivision of 174 townhouses with a memory-care facility and speculative retail.

The Ferguson-based technology and engineering company said the deal represents a "meaningful step" in its "continued commitment to creating a higher growth, more diversified and cohesive portfolio."

MARCs have drawn hours-long lines in the last week, with thousands of people looking for help with flooding-related damage.

Nonprofit law firm urges school board to implement new policies to fix “unlawful practice” related to reassignment of students to avoid showing up in suspension data.

Many Missouri school districts will be in class only four days a week this academic year. A professor who studies rural schools in the state says the condensed schedule is a reflection of the teacher shortage, which is now a crisis.

Congresswoman Ann Wagner (R-Ballwin) has just sailed into uncharted waters. Wagner’s Second Congressional District has long been regarded as safely Republican, with good reason: Democrats have held the seat for only one two-year term in the past 36 years. Republican gerrymandering last year made it redder.

Solar panels atop the three-car garage offset half of the home’s electrical usage.

St. Louis investors who backed idea of a new crop are 'very happy'