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The release stated that the shelter humanely euthanized 19 dogs, which had tested positive for parvovirus and were showing clinical symptoms.

The daily flights from Delta were last offered in 2015.

According to TSA.gov, you will not necessarily be denied boarding on a flight without a Real ID, but you could face extensive delays.

A museum employee was charged after allegedly headbutting a coworker, arming himself with a wooden board and kicking a police officer while resisting arrest.

The St. Louis Old Courthouse closed to the public for renovations in 2020 but will return with a renewed purpose for visitors.

The shooting happened at about 9:50 p.m. in St. Louis' Gravois Park neighborhood.

Dominic Cody pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and armed criminal action in connection with the shooting death of 16-year-old Marco Deloch on Aug. 11, 2024.

A lawsuit alleges the city's annual permit application fee for short-term rental owners is unconstitutional and violates Missouri's Hancock Amendment.

The chamber of commerce is looking for 50 people over the age of 14 to help hold up the giant flag for the pregame ceremonies and represent the AAPI community.

Two St. Louis chefs have been named finalists for the prestigious James Beard Foundation Awards, often regarded as the highest honor in the culinary world.

"When officers attempted to take him into custody, Mr. Lanis physically resisted his arrest and displayed a handgun," said one police lieutenant.

The city says it is committed to ensuring there's a state audit. Voters are now circulating a petition to make sure it happens.

Tick Watch STL program aims to identify disease-carrying insects

While advocates for the policy celebrated Thursday’s milestone, the new law remains at risk of being overturned by the GOP-dominated Missouri legislature.

A WARN notice sent to the Illinois Dept. of Commerce and Economic Opportunity states Hubbell plans to start laying off all 110 employees in September.

Mayor Cara Spencer pledged new SLDC leadership amid agency problems.

Police are asking for the public's help identifying suspects who damaged the tires on two squad vehicles.

The officer's leg was seriously injured in the April 24 chase. He is now recovering at a rehabilitation facility.

Nathan Spiess will be honored as part of the team's "BJC Healthcare Hometown Hero."

Numerous communities across St. Louis are still picking up the pieces from this year's tornadoes. History shows more twisters are likely on the way.