The Soulard Mardi Gras season enters its peak this weekend with a series of community events, including a 5K race, a local food tour and a record-breaking pet parade.

Piles of snow still line sidewalks and secondary streets across St. Louis, but rising temperatures are offering a welcome break from winters worst.

A Missouri Senate committee heard testimony this week on a bill that would raise the states maximum interstate speed limit from 70 to 75 miles per hour.

Two young women working at the Dellwood Dominos store on West Florissant just south of Interstate 270 were shot two days before Christmas in 2023. The shooter was a customer angry about his pizza.

Police say it all stemmed from a domestic dispute after a man allegedly shot and killed a woman in front of officers and then exchanged gunfire with police.

By trading superutility man Brendan Donovan, the Cardinals bring back versatility of a different kind. The trade's centerpiece, 22-year-old prospect Jurrangelo Cijntje, is a rare switch-pitcher who can throw 90 mph with both arms.

For the first time in more than a century, the Olympics are coming back to St. Louis. In 2028, soccer fans from around the globe will flock to the Gateway City to watch matches here at Energizer Park, the home of the St. Louis City SC.

District 6 detectives from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) are searching for five suspects allegedly wanted in connection with a fight that happened last month.

The Illinois State Police has released bodycam and dashcam footage of an OFallon police officer shooting and killing a knife-wielding man.

A St. Louis County jury has recommended a life sentence plus 15 years for a man responsible for killing another man during a drug deal in Spanish Lake.

The Isley Brothers, who have called St. Louis home for decades, have officially made a permanent mark in Hollywood.

Missouri teachers and classroom staff could receive performance bonuses tied to their schools academic ratings under a new bill proposed by a southeast Missouri lawmaker.

Court proceedings are scheduled Wednesday for a Spanish Lake man accused of leading law enforcement on a high-speed chase on Interstate 70 over the weekend.

Voters currently elect the sheriff for the City of St. Louis, but a new Missouri bill aims to change that by shifting responsibility to judges.

A historic home in Kirkwood that is over 150 years old could face demolition as early as March, once the city's mandatory review period ends.

One man is in custody and detectives are investigating after a woman was found dead in her St. Louis County apartment last month.

Black History Month was initiated by historian and journalist Carter G. Woodson in 1926 to preserve and educate the public on Black history, and has been celebrated every February since 1976, with the St. Louis region being one of the first cities to officially raise the Pan-African flag at City Hall as part of its local observances.

A Republican member of the House in Missouri has introduced a bill that would prohibit the enactment of "red flag" gun laws in the state

ILLINOIS (WCIA) -- An Illinois lawmaker wants to make sure the state and businesses arent missing out on extra revenue from a growing entertainment betting industry. A new bill, SB 2667, introduced by State Senator Sara Feigenholtz would open up sportsbooks to bets on shows like the Grammys or the Academy Awards. But betting on [...]

The Antin Penthouse, a 6,100-square-foot, four-floor residence atop the historic 909 Walnut building in downtown Kansas City, offers breathtaking views and luxurious amenities, and is expected to hit the market later this spring for $4.75 million.

One man is in custody while another recuperates in the hospital following a shooting Monday afternoon at a rehab center.

The opening of the new terminal at Kansas City International was one of the biggest milestones in the history of the city.

After seven years of hosting her daytime talk show, Kelly Clarkson announced that this season will be the last.

Home security company Safewise recently released itsannualSafest Cities in Missourirankingsfor 2026, naming one St. Charles County community as the safest city in the state.

Detectives in St. Louis County have identified a pedestrian killed in a weekend crash in Florissant.