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No one was injured in the crash, officials said. The restaurant will remain closed until necessary repairs are made.

The emergency kit offers vet-approved, over-the-counter medications and clear instructions to save money and time.

A tornado warning means a tornado has been spotted or indicated by the radar. Stay in your safe place until the threat of the tornado has passed.

Operation of a warehouse in Kinloch, Missouri, will transition to a new company, Penske said in a WARN notice on Wednesday.

As the REAL ID deadline looms, Missouri and Illinois residents are rushing to local DMVs, but many are walking away confused, frustrated or empty-handed.

After a car was swept off a Clinton County road by flash flooding, two brothers dropped their boat in a ditch to rescue a woman clinging to brush.

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

Meteorologists confirmed a tornado with wind speeds above 104 mph swept through the area Tuesday afternoon.

Williams worked at SLDC for 20 years, and served as its executive director from 2013 through 2021.

A Bradleyville teen sets Missouri's first fishing record of 2025 with a redear sunfish caught at Lake Taneycomo.

A Florissant man was driving westbound on I-70 in Sweet Springs when he crossed over the center median into the eastbound lanes, according to MSHP.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer has asked the region's public transit management agency to pause its proposed MetroLink light rail expansion project.

Landowner Ray Settle was getting ready for potential storms when he noticed the tree that housed the eagle nest had fallen into the Big River.

Eckert's is celebrating the start of pick-your-own strawberry season with a citywide scavenger hunt for gift cards and field access passes.

An audit revealed $80,000 in cash had gone missing from the city's tow lot in 2023, deepening reported problems in the Streets Department under former Mayor Jones.

Andrew Blassie allegedly concealed fraud by manipulating bank reports and documents.

According to charging documents, 25-year-old Alexander Johnston stole from St. Louis police headquarters on Olive Boulevard on April 21.

"TJ's story is not over, it's just beginning," his sister said. "It's just a new chapter."

The strength of neighbors was magnified as they shared hugs, shed tears, and stood in solidarity at Village Square Park.

The program used federal American Rescue Plan Act funds to make repairs to private properties and then bill property owners, including via liens on properties.