The Animal Protective Association (APA) of Missouri received several animals on Thursday from Madison County Animal Services in Marshall, North Carolina.
A dockworker’s strike shut down dozens of American ports for three days had the potential to disrupt supply chains in several industries that depend on overseas goods.
A top Republican United States senator said a radioactive compensation bill, which includes St. Louis-area residents, won’t pass Congress this legislative session.
Arrest warrants have been issued for an in-home caregiver who authorities say stole more than $150,000 in items from clients in Crestwood and Creve Coeur.
A chain steakhouse in the Metro East is being investigated after over a dozen people tested positive for a bacteria that causes gastrointestinal problems.
A federal grand jury in St. Louis has indicted a former bowling ball manufacturing company in Jennings where a massive fire erupted in 2019 and its owners for illegally storing hazardous waste.
Missouri Task Force 1 provides updates on aid and search operations in McDowell County, North Carolina, following the destruction and flooding from Hurricane Helene.
Several longtime dining establishments in the region have announced closures in recent weeks, a combination of seasonal struggles, inflation challenges and other issues in the industry
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is investigating an uptick in the theft of copper telephone and cable wire across the county. According to investigators, there have been 24 thefts in the last 30 days.
Nearly three years after a fire destroyed the police and public works building in the Village of Washington Park, progress has been made in replacing it.
A man is facing several felony charges after police said he struck a Metro bus, injuring a passenger, and a struck building while fleeing a traffic stop Monday in St. Louis.
The St. Louis Sports Commission and University of Missouri announced today that the Enterprise Center will host the 2027 NCAA Division 1 Wrestling Championships.
Following the execution of a 55-year-old Missouri man last week, a St. Louis-area public official is proposing top prosecutors should be given more power to temporarily pause executions.
