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A former youth pastor who pleaded guilty to sexual contact with a minor is being sentenced in federal court Tuesday, September 13.

A surveillance video released by police on Thursday showed two people running from gunfire at a supermarket in north county.

A 61-year-old St. Louis man was reportedly attacked and killed by dogs two months ago.

Former Democrat Mark Mantovani officially filed Tuesday morning as the Republican candidate for St. Louis County Executive. 

The City of St. Peters is taking a homeowner to court again over too many sunflowers in their yard.

The average amount a college student in Missouri borrows to pay for school is roughly $35,000, according to the Department of Education. 

The family of a 16-year-old boy is seeking answers after two St. Louis undercover officers fatally shot him outside a gas station Sunday night.

The Martin Luther King Jr. Statue across from the Capitol was "toppled over" Sunday night according to the Secretary of State's Office.

Former Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) said on Sunday that she believes the Democratic Party has an age problem as November’s midterm elections loom. During an appearance on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” McCaskill, who is now a political analyst for NBC News and MSNBC, told moderator Chuck Todd that she believes her party is struggling with [...]

A man accused of plotting to have his nephew murdered for an insurance payout has until Tuesday morning to decide if he wants to testify on his own behalf.

A teenager and a 9-year-old were shot Monday in north St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Today is the last day to apply to be a winter seasonal employee with the Illinois Department of Transportation. IDOT hires two types of temporary positions for its winter seasonal program. It runs from October 16th - April 15th each year. Monthly snowbirds perform all of the same job duties as [...]

It's also the best time to be thinking about incorporating native plants into your garden and landscape

Starting Monday, $1.8 billion in tax rebates are being sent to an estimated six million qualified Illinois residents.

A Christian boarding school in southwestern Missouri can remain open despite the state attorney general alleging a “dark pattern of behavior," a judge ruled Monday. Judge David Munton's ruling allows continued round-the-clock monitoring of Agape Boarding School in Stockton by Missouri child welfare workers. The school serves about 60 boys. The Kansas City Star reported [...]

There is a reason they're not all red.

A woman almost threw money away when she nearly trashed a "Millionaire Blowout" Scratchers ticket. Luckily for her, she didn't.

He was playing loud music and an employee told him to turn it down.

A 42-year-old St. Louis man wanted for two separate incidents of domestic violence against a former girlfriend was arrested last week at a homeless encampment near the Mississippi Riverfront.

The Republican Central Committee is meeting tonight to help decide on a candidate in the race for St. Louis County Executive.