ST. LOUIS – A man has died after being hit by a car in north St. Louis Friday afternoon. Police say it happened around 2 p.m. Friday at West Florissant and Kingshighway. Investigators say 64-year-old Alexander Larken had just stepped off a Bi-State bus when he tried to cross the street between the bus and [...]
ST. LOUIS COUNTY – There was an early morning crash involving a semi-truck early Saturday morning. The accident happened on I-270 southbound near St. Charles Rock Road around 5:15 a.m. The left exit was shut down temporarily. There is no word on injuries. The scene has since been cleared.
A gloomy day ahead with scattered light rain showers and some areas of drizzle and fog as a weak system moves across the region today. A warm front lifts north through some of the region. Those who are south of the front will notice a warmup. Those north of it will keep the chilly temperatures [...]
A north St. Louis bishop says his church has been targeted multiple times in recent months, costing them thousands of dollars in damages. At least two of the incidents were caught on camera.
Last month, 62-year-old Gladys Anthony was attacked and killed in her backyard after three dogs escaped through a hole in their owner's fence. Her husband was also injured but survived.
Belleville residents Carrie Dyson and Dorion Douglas were buying ice-melting products at the West Belleville Ace Hardware on Friday, and they’re not looking forward to the possibility of snow next week.
A pothole we found last week on the corner of Skinker Boulevard and Clayton Road in the shadow of the Amoco sign was our most dramatic example of potholes in St. Louis. It seemed like the Grand Canyon when looking from the inside.
On Feb. 7, 1812, there was perhaps the most notable of three large earthquakes that shook the New Madrid seismic zone that winter. The shaking was felt locally in St. Louis and forever changed the landscape of the region.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Friday suggested that Nippon Steel would no longer buy U.S. Steel as planned, but the Japanese company would instead invest in the symbolically important American business. The U.S. president mistakenly referred to Nippon Steel as “Nissan,” the Japanese automaker. But it's Nippon Steel's bid that generated controversy as [...]
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