Police are investigating after multiple vehicles were found burned in Clayton, with at least three vehicles affected and yellow crime scene tape set up around the area.
ST. LOUIS - Watching for some spots of fog this Tuesday morning; otherwise, it is a quiet start. Warmer and more humid conditions continue to gradually build back into the St. Louis region this week. Tuesday will bring one more day with highs in the mid-80s before we get back close to 90 F for [...]
Apocalyptic-like scenes posted on X by a group called "Citizens for a Greater Downtown St. Louis" raise concerns about what’s happening to an already vulnerable population.
The St. Louis Area Foodbank will be getting money from the USDA to help in food-insecure areas on both sides of the river. Local farmers and food pantries will see an immediate benefit when the need is great for so many citizens.
Officials have now confirmed that the victim in relation to the Gulf gas station shooting on July 31 in the Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood has passed away.
The Salvation Army opened its newest addition in the fight against human trafficking, their anti human trafficking drop-in center, where trafficking survivors can stop by for relief or resources.
The city of Creve Coeur, Missouri is named after a French legend of an Indian princess who jumped from a ledge overlooking Creve Coeur Lake after her love was not reciprocated, though the lake's formation is likely due to a cut-off loop of the Missouri River.
November will mark the 30th anniversary of the first flight of the locally-built F/A-18 Super Hornet. The National Museum of Transportation will celebrate the fighter jet’s legacy with a series of events this fall in the weeks leading up to the anniversary.
ST. LOUIS - For the third straight year, St. Louis adults have ranked gun violence as the most important health issue in the region, according to a recent survey conducted by WashU (iHeard). The survey polls adults from St. Louis City and County each July and this year revealed that while gun violence remains the [...]
Kristin Kilgore of Moscow Mills, Missouri, was charged with fraudulently obtaining over $30,000 in SNAP benefits by making false statements about her household income from March 2021 to September 2024.
It is said that where there’s smoke, there’s fire. Over the past week, that metaphorical smoke has been in greater abundance at the state capital, where Missouri Republicans grow ever eager to redraw the congressional map to their party’s advantage in the U.S. House of Representatives.