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According to court documents, police searched Jonathan Villmer’s Snapchat account and found explicit conversations between him and a 13-year-old.

The magazine took into consideration both the architectural legacy and setting of campuses around the U.S.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol said an Orchard Farm School District bus stopped for traffic when a GMC Yukon failed to stop and rear-ended the bus.

The race starts at 7 a.m. A free afterparty called 'MOTION' will be curated by St. Louis' own Mvstermind.

Ticks are second only to mosquitoes in the number of diseases they transmit to humans, St. Louis County said. Here's how to easily identify the bug.

Police said the man was shot in the chest at about 10 p.m. on North Taylor Avenue.

Three people were shot in separate incidents across the city Monday evening.

Peter & Paul Community Services purchased the property for $3 million using ARPA funds from the city.

Accidents are increasing, crashes in work zones are up and pedestrian fatalities are high. Maybe it’s time for a reset.

Today In St. Louis takes a look at five things going on around town for April 26-28.

Sammy's Stars features pets for adoption and pets at home.

The students experienced several hands-on presentations and rotated through stations highlighting how a construction project comes to life.

The drug take-back events go from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.

Paul Edward Burks II was charged in 2021 with two counts of statutory rape of a child younger than 14. He was arrested on Thursday.

"We are all in shock. We all loved Brian," said Arrlet Delcid, the aunt of Allan Osorto.

Most of the employees assigned to the Centene building at 2900 Pershall Road have been working from home since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The new store marks the Las Vegas-based company’s first in Illinois.

The girl was pronounced dead at the hospital, police said.

Several animals died, but no human residents were injured in the early-morning apartment fire.

Incident occurred Tuesday, two days before civilian oversight board met with detainees for the first time to address concerns