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An officer was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries Monday morning after being struck by a suspect’s vehicle during a chase, police said.

CITY SC officials plan to keep fans safe in severe weather by utilizing storm shelters inside Energizer Park, which is a NWS certified storm-ready facility.

St. Louis is no stranger to giant hail. Here's what those without covered parking can do to prevent car damage.

Lift for Life Academy supports Tim Basler, a dedicated teacher facing a rare cancer, by raising funds to explore alternative treatments.

Track the latest severe storm with the 5 On Your Side Weather Impact live interactive radar.

Born with limb differences, Bryson's journey highlights the unwavering faith of his parents and the power of adaptation.

A release from the Monroe County Sheriff's Office said she was likely looking for help after her car accident when she fell down a well.

On Sunday morning, KARE's Joe McCoy spoke with Mary Butler, who's lived in the house with her husband, Kenneth Tobacman, for around 15 years.

Woods Supermarket celebrated the opening of its first location outside of Missouri.

The international tour to promote the women's sport had a cinematic ending at Enterprise Center, with the Ottawa Charge beating the Boston Fleet 2-1.

On social media, the owners of Rogue Bistro said the business "was more than just a restaurant - it was a vision, a place for connection, culture, and community."

Fans and business owners alike added to the experience Cardinals baseball brings to the city.

Maryland Heights Fire Chief Matt Pagano said the hazmat situation has been cleared, and the area near the facility is back open to the public.

Police said a 17-year-old pulled over after being rear-ended on West Florissant Avenue, and two men from the other vehicle stole his car at gunpoint.

Two years after its previous location closed, the Arnold Post Office is open at the Water Tower shopping plaza.

"The door flew open and it almost took (my dad) out," 9-year-old Wrynn said. "I was scared to death."

Initiative petitions filed Friday would require Tesla to use independent franchises to market its cars or shutdown St. Louis and Kansas City showrooms.

Gian-Tony's owner is retiring, and the business is up for sale.

The owners said the boycott is an act of solidarity with the LGBTQIA+ community and they will be phasing out of their current supply with discounted prices.

Two longtime residents of the Lafayette Square neighborhood gifted the park with a pair of female swans in 2007: Samantha and Sofia. Samantha died in February.