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"This program is one of the reasons I am still here. It made me feel like I can do this, I can belong here and I'm ready to embrace St. Louis," said Maria Goncalves.

According to the charging documents, Anthony Frazier told police he shot one of the victims "because he didn't like the way he looked at him."

Firefighters said the fire left eight people, two dogs and a cat displaced.

Ellie Bentley, a Bingham native, was caught in crossfire at the intersection of Manchester Road and S. Taylor Avenue when police responded to a shooting on Feb. 25.

The 3-month-old girl died early Monday morning at an area hospital.

Court records show Okawville Police Chief Thomas Hall filed for divorce just days after he was charged with domestic battery.

Anyone who knows the shooter's identity or has any other information is asked to contact police.

Five people are dead, including three children, after a school bus and semi-truck crashed in Rushville.

The suspects spray-painted the name of a white nationalist group on One Family Church and Poke Doke Asian Cuisine Restaurant, according to charging documents.

The shooting happened after a fight broke out at around noon on Monday, police said.

Police were sweeping the Springfield building, Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias said.

The bills would limit law enforcement's ability to separate animals from abusive owners and would prohibit cities & counties from banning pet stores.

The pilot program is rolling out at two more grocery stores in the next few weeks.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is sampling its third house this week in a Florissant subdivision.

The I-Team delves into a pressing issue affecting families and child care providers across the state of Missouri.

The former New York Mets and Yankees star lives in O'Fallon, Missouri.

The UTV struck several trees before overturning and ejecting a passenger.

The tentative contract calls for workers to receive an 18% increase in hourly wages as well as a $1,500 bonus on ratification.

Five of Missouri's most problematic invasive plants will no longer be legally sold in Missouri if HB 2412 passes.

Someone at the home reported receiving an envelope containing what appeared to be three sticks of dynamite.