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At the time of the incident, children were inside the daycare.

“It breaks my heart. It just breaks my heart every time I hear about these explosions, because it’s preventable,” Katie Moody said.

The City of Crestwood has spent months trying to address “life safety” issues at Forestview Apartments. However, after the problems were not addressed, residents have now been ordered to vacate.

Three new carnival rides are set to open tomorrow at 10 a.m. in downtown St. Louis.

David Wasinger is still adjusting to the Missouri Capitol. Less than a year into his first term as lieutenant governor, the Republican continues to navigate waters that are unfamiliar to the first-time officeholder.

Just two days after the destructive explosion caused damage to nearby homes and condos, neighbors have been showing up in support, offering food, toiletries, gift cards, and clothing to help their fellow neighbors.

This initiative aims to equip law enforcement officers with the necessary tools to better serve their communities.

An assistant professor at the Washington University School of Medicine has admitted to embezzling $412,000 from his employer, fraudulently ordering computer equipment and reselling it for personal profit.

St. Louis was once the site of an epidemic that inspired the name of a rare mosquito-borne virus across the Midwest. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), St. Louis Encephalitis is a virus spread to people through the bite of an infected mosquito and can cause inflammation of the brain.

New details are emerging following a 17-year cold case involving the murder of Demond Taylor, a Florissant Valley Campus Police Officer.

Eckert's Farms is gearing up for another season this fall.

Missouri will put its retooled offense on the field against Central Arkansas when it opens the season on Thursday night.

A series of bills approved in this year’s Missouri legislative session will officially take effect on Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025, as laws.

The move was made after several complaints were made last year about unwanted activity in the bathrooms.

LAWRENCE COUNTY, Miss. (WJTV) - The man accused of killing a Kansas City woman and burying her body in a shallow grave in Mississippi pled guilty to first-degree murder. According to court documents, Charles Sims, 57, entered the plea on August 25, 2025. He waived his right to an indictment before entering his plea. Judge [...]

A man and woman are accused of stealing more than $4,500 worth of merchandise from multiple Schnucks and Walgreens stores in St. Charles County earlier this month.

A Lincoln County Circuit Court judge signed an arrest warrant Wednesday for a Troy, Missouri, man accused of causing a public disturbance by exposing himself to a woman and her child while they were camping.

A new report from the Missouri Auditor's Office says the Dome at America's Center faces a $67 million shortfall for future maintenance needs, raising concerns about the long-term future of the facility.

Self-professed religious leaders used physical and psychological abuse to coerce victims in Missouri, Michigan, Florida, and Texas, to solicit tens of millions in donations, federal prosecutors said.

A familiar West County Mall storefront once occupied by fashion retailer Forever 21 is taking on a seasonal role this fall. The space, which closed earlier this year after Forever 21 shut down all of its physical stores following bankruptcy, is now home to a Spirit Halloween.