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Illinois State Police said Donovan Davis, 27, was charged with first-degree murder and unlawful use of a weapon.

Taco Buddha’s new location will be at the former home of restaurants Elaia and Olio, concepts of chef Ben Poremba’s Bengelina Hospitality Group.

At least three departments within St. Louis city government have job openings.

The move comes after a deadly tornado hit St. Louis on May 16.

The parents of 9-year-old Jordan Neal say this was a road rage shooting. On Monday, their 10-year-old son had surgery and is now recovering.

Schnucks launches a donation campaign to aid St. Louis tornado victims, offering two ways for shoppers to contribute.

The shooting happened around 3 p.m. in the 4300 block of St. Ferdinand Avenue, according to police.

A man was fatally shot early Tuesday morning on West Belle Place.

Health insurance companies were required to pay for diagnostic breast imaging for women, but doctors said patients are still being denied.

Gov. Mike Kehoe requests major disaster declaration from President Trump for Missouri tornado recovery.

St. Louis County police probe a Hazelwood shooting where an officer shot a knife-wielding man, who is now hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

The Edward R. Murrow Awards recognize work that upholds the values, principles and standards of broadcast news pioneer Edward R. Murrow.

KSDK’s relocation to the new single-level, collaborative broadcast center will support innovation, the use of new technologies and a more robust news operation.

Gold Star families and combat veterans honor fallen soldiers at downtown memorial amid ongoing trauma from war

"This is the best way to do it. Go and see who's at home and bring meals to them," said one food truck co-owner.

Renters displaced by the tornado are asking: Do I still owe rent? Will I get my deposit back? Here’s what Missouri law says about your rights.

Police said a 9-year-old boy died in the shooting. A 10-year-old boy and a 32-year-old man were also injured.

Gov. Kehoe's request comes a week after he asked Trump to make an emergency declaration for the region. That request remains unanswered.

Following this weekend’s sightings, St. Charles County officials are urging residents to remain alert and take steps to prevent attracting bears.

The 100% fatal deer disease has spread to 21 Illinois counties, according to IDNR.