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Lake Saint Louis Police said Simpson was caught on camera after a string of burglaries.

Locals hope to revive the 142-acre property.

Medicaid cuts have led to the firing of Planned Parenthood Great Rivers (PPGR) employees.

At long last, the Savannah Bananas have arrived in St. Louis for their highly anticipated twist on traditional baseball. 

The event was scheduled for tomorrow, but funding cuts disrupted those plans.

Social media lit up Thursday with the police raid on Exotic Smokes 2.

Festus city council is restricting the feeding of feral cats.

The ruling states that a '17 ordinance conflicts with a Missouri law.   

Shelia Thompson's story of survival started long before the May 16 tornado. 

St. Louis Board of Estimate and Apportionment signed off on $18 million in spending from the Tornado Relief and Recovery Fund.

Area first responders spent Friday morning simulating a real-life water rescue in Rockford Park.

Kathy Bledsoe and Tynika McKinzie have been charged after an argument at a McDonald's in Belleville, Illinois, escalated into a shooting.

A Romanesque revival mansion in St. Louis is on the market for the first time in 80 years and has found its way onto Zillow Gone Wild.

ST. LOUIS -- There are several large unclaimed lottery prizes waiting for the winners to turn their tickets in. One lucky player won a three million dollar prize in Wednesday's drawing. That ticket was sold at a St. Louis area QuikTrip. For the July 16 drawing, the QuikTrip on Big Bend in Oakland sold a [...]

The John Kent and Eric Anderson's Country Financial Agency and the Illinois Farm Bureau are providing bottled water to residents in Mattoon, Illinois affected by a "do not drink" order due to water contamination from an algal bloom.

Get ready, St. Louis! It's a weekend full of fun summer events and bananas as the Savannah Bananas take on Busch Stadium with a sold-out crowd.

Hundreds of people gathered at the Old Courthouse in Downtown St. Louis on Thursday to rally for voting rights and against U.S. President Donald Trump's policies.

A man faces felony charges after he allegedly lit a caged groundhog on fire in Chesterfield and shared a video of it with others before his arrest, police say.

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources could pay fishers up to $1,000 a month to catch and remove black carp, an invasive species threatening the Mississippi River basin and its tributaries.

The St. Louis Police Board approved a $6 million contract for 800 body cameras and 275 in-car cameras from Utility Associates Incorporated, despite previous complaints about the gear not working properly.