A typically quiet South City neighborhood is being disrupted throughout the day by squatters, according to a Fox Park resident who spoke to First Alert 4.
A Florissant man has been charged with multiple felony counts in a shooting last weekend in The Grove that left a person in critical condition, which police said happened when a group mistakenly tried to enter the wrong car.
A North County mother is still searching for answers after she says her daughter died from the flu after taking her to Barnes Jewish Children’s Hospital.
St. Louis cookie lovers may find themselves double stuffed in the months ahead as two competing chains are planning on opening new stores in the metro area.
The St. Louis suburb where Michael Brown was fatally shot by a police officer has agreed to pay $4.5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit that accused it of operating a so-called debtors’ prison.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol has released the crash report and the identity of the woman killed in a multi-car crash that shut down I-270 for several hours on Friday.
A man from Swansea has been sentenced to five years in prison and ordered to repay the government after he admitted to using an East St. Louis market in a fraud scheme to get Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
A study from Common Sense Media found that 73% of teens had viewed pornographic content online, and 15% had seen pornographic content before they turned 11.
Sydney Robson doesn’t own a car and has no plans to get one. She relies on public transportation to get around St. Louis and said she’d welcome a new MetroLink line along Jefferson Avenue.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, who is currently running to be elected to the office, announced a lawsuit Thursday against Planned Parenthood of Great Plains, accusing the organization of ‘trafficking’ children out-of-state without parental permission.
The St. Louis County man accused of killing a Florissant mom of four was read three additional charges Wednesday following a grand jury indictment earlier this month.
A St. Louis judge on Thursday sentenced a man who admitted to killing his victim, wrapping the body in plastic, and storing it in his trunk to 16 years in prison.
The future of a closed St. Louis jail known as the Medium Security Institution remains uncertain as a group of lawyers put more pressure on the city to figure it out
