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Larry Lovett, 39, was charged by the Madison County state's attorney in an Aug. 2 homicide in Granite City and a Dec. 7 killing in Madison.

Testing lines stretched hours-long Monday as St. Louis records record caseloads after the holidays.

Production is set to begin this month in a new manufacturing plant opening in Hazelwood as a private-label subsidiary of Post Holdings moves processing of its fruit and nut snacks from Canada.

Kasimu Taylor will perform Jan. 7 at the Dark Room at the Grandel.

Dariyon Martin robbed a detective working with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.

Starting Wednesday, the city will implement an in-person schedule that staggers the number of departments in the city's buildings at one time.

In a statement posted on Facebook, Hill said his last day will be Wednesday, the first day of the 2022 legislative session.

Welcome back to the Big Mad, the RFT's weekly roundup of righteous rage! Because we know your time is short and your anger is hot:

Of Dumplings and Diversity: For KSDK journalist Michelle Li, it was a fluffy story about traditional New Year’s Day meals that ran for just under 30 seconds on January 1.…

DeAngelo Winston robbed two Boost Mobile stores in 2019.

Service along the passenger rail line that runs between St. Louis and Kansas City was reduced by 50% earlier this week due to a lack of funding from the state of Missouri. Amtrak’s Marc Magliari explains what’s going on.

Check out the highlights of Ben Frederickson's weekly chat with St. Louis sports fans.

Local providers and organizers are scrambling to keep a pop-up emergency shelter open during freezing temperatures, while they wait on the city to fund one.

KSDK's Michelle Li was on Daily Blast Live reacting to the racist comment from a viewer. Michelle talks about being #veryAsian.

While attending college for economics, Andy Barnes took a series of detours that changed the course of his life.

COVID-19 hospitalizations in the St. Louis area broke over 1,000 today, quickly surpassing yesterday’s record number of cases.

The numbers reported today by the St. Louis Metropolitan Task Force represent a startling trend upward in cases as the omicron variant surges through the St. Louis area. From the four St. Louis area hospitals, a total of 1,023 hospitalizations were reported – yesterday’s number was 964.…

After Carlos Restrepo became a U.S. citizen in 2015, he kickstarted his father’s journey to the U.S. Carlos and his father, Luis, discuss their journey to St. Louis and the local support they found along the way.

The real estate firm that opened in 2016 as the St. Louis office of Avison Young is moving forward independently as Center Commercial Real Estate, with the same real estate brokers and same clients.