Craig Elementary in the Parkway School District is dealing with noisy cicadas interfering with recess and bus schedules, prompting indoor recess and a vote to hold the annual staff versus student kickball game indoors.
The 26-year-old Jefferson County mother, who told police she killed her two children Tuesday, was expected to appear in court Thursday afternoon. Now, she has a public defender representing her and waived her formal arraignment.
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore has made significant progress in his first year in office, reducing the warrant office backlog by 60 percent and hiring 33 new hires.
Armadillo sightings have been increasing in the St. Louis area due to the increased insect activity and milder winter temperatures, and the Missouri Department of Conservation advises giving them space and not attempting to capture them.
Authorities arrested a man linked to multiple thefts at South County Mall on Wednesday. He was found in possession of a gun and crack shortly after his arrest.
Missouri is bringing a new center-based autism therapy clinic to Weldon Spring Thursday, commemorating the seventh to open in the state with a ribbon cutting.
Over half a year after the death of one Lake St. Louis man, his wife discovered that he had a mistress, but in an unusual way. Now, that woman is facing charges for attempting to pose as his wife.
The mighty Mississippi stretches for 2,300 miles, its rocky riverbanks touching 10 states. But in a deeper sense, the river flows through every corner of the American imagination, thanks to Mark Twain, born as Samuel Clemens in 1835. Twain's hometown, Hannibal, Missouri, is a living memorial to the author. And in Hannibal, there is a [...]
The St. Louis Blues and Chicago Blackhawks are set for their second Winter Classic matchup on New Year's Eve. Tickets will officially go on sale next month.
After three years, the freeze on Medicaid insurance payments, put in place during COVID time, is ending. KC CARE Health Center wants patients to stay informed to avoid losing coverage.
St. Louis City leaders are installing Narcan boxes citywide to combat the rising number of opioid overdoses, with the first two boxes installed at 1520 Market and near the main entrance at Soulard Market.
stLouIST