A man from St. Charles County is facing 15 years in prison after admitting that he engaged in sexual activity online with three teens from various parts of the country.
Congresswoman Cori Bush’s office is now accepting Community Project Funding requests from Missouri’s First District to submit to the House Appropriations Committee for Fiscal Year 2025.
Artificial intelligence is spreading to every facet of our lives, but some in the legal system worry about the implications it could have on the courts.
The Parkway School District is planning on opening an early childhood center in a Manchester neighborhood during the fall of 2026. However, many in that neighborhood are pushing back on the idea.
A Metro East animal shelter is looking for help after two men broke into the shelter overnight Thursday and stole multiple items ranging from laptops to leftover pizza from a refrigerator.
Greene County prosecutors charged a woman accused of kidnapping a child in state custody during a supervised visit at Wonders of Wildlife in Springfield.
Flowering dogwoods are a staple this time of year. Their beautiful blooms are one of the main reasons why they became Missouri’s official State tree in 1957.
Scott Air Force Base cleared a potential explosive response after a working dog alerted while conducting a routine explosive sweep on a vehicle Wednesday morning.
A St. Louis County Councilwoman is highlighting what she calls failures of her own county government and council over the battle to use American Rescue Plan (APRA) funds.
A proposed Missouri bill would require medical coverage for patients diagnosed with breast cancer or cervical cancer if they lose their healthcare coverage.
Dozens of veterans took off from Lambert International Airport early Tuesday as part of the 105th Greater St. Louis Honor Flight, marking a unique start to the 2024 season.
