O’FALLON, Mo. – A teen that was reported missing has been located safe late Wednesday evening, according to the St. Charles County Police Department. He was located by police walking in downtown St. Louis around 8 p.m., which was a … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS — A strong cold front will move across the region on Thursday, bringing with it a chance for scattered showers and a few strong to severe storms. Download our app for weather alerts: Android – Apple The first … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – The names of the suspect and victim killed in a domestic violence situation have been released. According to police, the situation escalated into a standoff overnight in the Tower Grove South neighborhood. One neighbor described the scene … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – Whitey Herzog, the St. Louis Cardinals’ Hall-of-Fame manager of the decorated 1980s era, has died at the age of 92. Whitey Herzog, managed the Cardinals for 11 seasons from 1980 to 1990, winning a World Series title … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS — Two people are dead after a domestic violence incident that escalated into a shooting and subsequent police standoff. The tragic event unfolded late last night near Hartford and Bent, just south of Tower Grove Park. According to … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – Carmen Gamble lives across the street from the north St. Louis home where she grew up in the College Hill neighborhood. Her mother still owns the historic Kulage House, which is considered a St. Louis landmark and part … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis Board of Aldermen passed legislation Monday authorizing the use of red-light cameras in the city again. The majority of the board favored the two bills that will put red-light cameras into effect. Supporters of … Continue reading →

ST. CHARLES — Police were involved in a standoff near St. Charles City Hall Monday morning. The SWAT Team and police officers were called to a parking structure for the county courthouse near North Monroe and Main Street. Calls started … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS — Today marks the final day of the current session for the St. Louis Board of Aldermen, with two significant bills up for final passage. The session is set to begin at 10 a.m. at City Hall. One … Continue reading →

ST. LOUIS – St. Louis Public School parents and their kids are still struggling to deal with the uncertainty of bus pickups. Melissa Slonski and her 13-year-old daughter, Adrianna, say it’s tough for families. “There’s major interruptions with the school … Continue reading →