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The program aims to evolve the city’s housing construction by prioritizing the development of missing middle housing and piloting innovative construction techniques.

Florissant police said Judy Fields was watching 16 children by herself at a home on Du Bourg Lane when 4-month-old Aion Gibbs was found unresponsive.

Orlando Harris was 19 years old when he opened fire at CVPA in October 2022. Wednesday, police released bodycam video showing them at his home days prior.

The deadly shooting happened just before 10:30 p.m. in north St. Louis County, police said.

Police said the suspect in the deadly shooting was taken into custody Wednesday morning.

USPS is suspending operations at the location as crews work to mitigate "suspected environmental concerns," a spokesperson said.

The Missouri State Auditor's Office confirmed it met with Kim Gardner Wednesday after months of attempting to locate her.

A photographer was working at a wedding when the proposal happened nearby.

Most of the St. Louis ZIP codes that ranked in the Wealthy 1000 were located in St. Louis County.

Transplant organizations say a 98-year-old man in Poplar Bluff may be the oldest American to ever donate an organ.

The annual Musial Awards will be held on November 23 in St. Louis.

The department's accident reconstruction unit was requested to the scene.

We Went Blues Day marks the fifth anniversary of the St. Louis Blues' first-ever Stanley Cup victory.

The destructive insects finding their way to Missouri's forests is a matter of when, not if, conservationists said.

Do not throw away your shot to see the Broadway smash hit.

The priorities include increased funds for conservation programs, 'cost neutral' updates to SNAP, and increased crop insurance levels.

Police said Wednesday morning the teen was found safe.

A woman was believed to have been struck and killed by a train behind the Super 8 hotel.

The petition focuses on what the parents call egregious violations, but they say the problems are much deeper.

"That's just sickening and upsetting what he's doing. He will stand out and I hope police catch him," said one neighbor.