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Police said the visitor's center was temporarily closed for tours while they investigated the incident.

"Voters have yelled at Deputies on flash flood assignments suggesting that they are intentionally suppressing votes. Nothing could be further from the truth."

In recent years, Marcus has also been known as an outspoken Republican party fundraiser.

Metro Transit said customers using impacted bus routes should plan for significant delays.

St. Louis and St. Louis County are using technology to try to help people get in and out quickly.

St. Louis City and St. Louis County both let voters choose where they want to vote and have trackers to find the shortest lines.

Attorneys from The Missouri Election Protection will be fielding calls on Election Day from anyone who runs into problems at the polls. Call 1-866-OUR-VOTE.

Bismarck firefighters are working to get people out of their homes as flood levels rise.

Officials say 42-year-old DeMario Helm was driving a city-issued car when he ran off the road and hit a guardrail. The car was engulfed in flames.

The suit says that the two stockholders of the bakery can't agree "upon the desirability of continuing the business..."

Officials are monitoring the nearby Little St. Francis River to see if fish kills are happening further downstream, the Missouri Department of Conservation said.

Residents said Rick Aslept, 62, would walk the neighborhood with his dog and pick up trash.

All proceeds will directly benefit NAMI-StL mental health programs.

Coming storms are expected to drive minor and moderate flooding across the St. Louis region.

The basement nightclub is a project of the husband-and-wife duo behind 'ssippi wine bar.

Missouri voters, here's what you should know before heading to the polls on Nov. 5.

A yes means Missouri will grant an additional gaming boat license on the Osage River. A no vote will change nothing meaning no casino.

If union members vote for a third time to reject Boeing's offer, it would plunge the company into further financial peril and uncertainty.

The man was held in the home from Sept. 13-19. He was able to tell police about his ordeal on Sept. 19 when officers came to the house to investigate another crime.

Monday is the last day for early voting in Missouri. It might be the busiest day yet.