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According to court documents, Ganell Hayes told a witness she had "messed up" and choked her boyfriend.

The total population of 2,811,927 represents an increase of 0.23% over the prior year, keeping St. Louis ranked at No. 23 among the nation's largest metro areas.

Spring storms made 2024 St. Louis' third-highest tornado year ever. Friday's storm may start the trend for 2025.

The south St. Louis pharmacy will close on April 21.

"Staffing is a huge concern. We teachers are biting our nails," said Victoria Ferris, a teacher at McCluer North High.

Gov. Mike Kehoe's office said he plans to sign the bill later this month.

These brides share a warning: Not everything is picture perfect.

A suspected mail thief was caught with her hand in a mailbox at a home in Gravois Park.

"There was a breakdown of communication on all levels from the city,” Lebanon streets supervisor Cody Terry said.

Musical classics include "Phantom of the Opera," "The Wiz" and "Grease."

A terrifying AI scam is making its way through the St. Louis community. Scammers are using artificial intelligence to mimic the voices of loved ones.

Severe storms often cause power outages throughout St. Louis. Here's what to do, and what not to do, until it comes back on.

​The man was struck by a female driver, who remained on the scene. She is cooperating with the investigation.

In a message to parents, the Rockwood Board of Education said Board Director Izzy Imig resigned on March 11, citing health and personal reasons.

Rockwood School Board Member Izzy Imig was issued two different citations for stealing/larceny last week.

Here are some of the events and deals that will have you saying 'That's so St. Louis!'

The number of bobcat hunting permits issued in the state doubled for the 2024-25 hunting season, according to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.

The incident also affected MetroLink train schedules. Trains were not operating between the Central West End and Grand MetroLink stations for about two hours.

The driver, Vincent Simmons, remained hospitalized Tuesday and was facing several charges, including resisting arrest and unlawful possession of a firearm.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page proudly revealed the flag created by José Garza and Hayveyah McGowan.