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The TikTok video drew thousands of comments about the bear's weight and living conditions.

The challenge will begin at 6 p.m. on Friday and ends at 6 p.m. on Saturday at Larry G Crites Memorial Park in Festus.

The crash happened Saturday morning on I-44 at Highway 141 south of Valley Park. MSHP troopers say a 'black passenger car' left the scene.

Oliver Properties says many people looking for places to live want a mix of updated amenities and retail. By offering them, the company has seen a surge of renters

"We have three people that have been murdered, and we have one suspect that's dead," Chief Robert Tracy said.

The brunch will be held on May 10 in St. Louis County. A few open spaces are available for mothers seeking community.

In 2023, the city designated the Manchester Road Corridor as "blighted" to potentially takeover local businesses for a $436 million project.

“His heart is always going to be the same,” Father Brian Barker said.

This week the hospital is drawing extra attention to Infant Mortality Awareness Day, which is observed nationwide on Saturday, May 10.

You'll still be allowed to fly, at least for now, even if you don't have a REAL ID, according to the head of Homeland Security.

The press release said an autopsy would be conducted to determine the cause of death.

The choir Silk and Sound officially kicked off the event.

The 2026 and 2027 events will each generate 25,000 hotel room nights and between $16 million and $17 million in spending, tourism officials said.

The man was found dead on the porch of a home on Wells Avenue, just blocks away from Sherman Park.

The new center, to be built in Bridgeton, will have a bigger capacity and "more advanced technology" than current local facilities, officials said.

The driver was located and taken into custody, but charges were pending as of Thursday night, according to MSHP.

Police said the young siblings were found safe Thursday night.

Young men 16 to 21 years old participate in the year-long program teaching them etiquette, how to expand their education and how to secure a job.

Brian Ditch, 44, is accused of keeping his dead uncle, a U.S. Army veteran with quadriplegia, in a garbage can, as he continued collecting money.

His journey to the papacy began south of his hometown, across the Mississippi River in St. Louis.