As the holidays near, authorities are warning consumers to beware of thieves stealing packages right off of peoples porches.

This initiative comes at a crucial time, as there is growing uncertainty about federal food assistance for millions of Americans.

Rueben Goulbourne hopes to organize a fundraiser at his restaurant for relief efforts.

Officials urge drivers to take an alternative route.

Tuesday's failed vote raises the possibility that millions who rely of federal food assistance could go hungry.

Several St. Louis residents, including Olympic gold medalist Dawn Harper Nelson and her husband Alonzo, are stranded in Jamaica.

Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins said next years midterm elections will be loaded with ballot questions for voters to decide on.

On Tuesday, jurors found a St. Louis man guilty after he murdered his cousin back in 2020.

It's official: The federal government will not send out November SNAP benefits if the shutdown continues into the weekend. But what happens to benefits already on EBT cards?

St. Charles County police are investigating a break-in at a gun store where several firearms were stolen early Tuesday morning.

In memory of Jesus, a candlelight vigil is planned for Wednesday night at Patrick's Bar to allow friends and family their final chance to say goodbye.

The Kirkwood School District faces an employment discrimination lawsuit filed by former Westchester Elementary School Principal Robert Bo Ricker.

A Bellefontaine Neighbors man surrendered after shooting and killing another man at a balloon release over the weekend.

Well before the Gateway Arch came to life, it wasn't the first idea to transform downtown St. Louis.

Entangled in the infamous case of Pam Hupp and Betsy Faria was the family of a former Lincoln County sheriff's captain, who were accused of stalking and harassing officials involved in the investigation. Now, those charges have been dropped.

Roadway fatalities are on the rise and Missouri authorities are concerned this could snap a recent downward trend in annual traffic deaths.

Taking trips out of town for the holidays does not appear to be in the plans for most Missourians.

Law enforcement agencies in Missouri are stepping up their efforts to ensure a safe Halloween for everyone, with registered sex offenders no longer required to display "No candy or treats" signs due to a Free Speech Ruling, but still subject to other restrictions.

U.S. Senator Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) addresses the latest efforts to protect children from AI chatbots.

Boeing has reportedly rejected a counteroffer made by union members just days after presenting its latest labor contract proposal. So a nearly-three month strike in the St. Louis region will carry on.

In Monday's marathon World Series Game 3, capped by an 18th-inning walkoff home run from Freddie Freeman, baseball fans were treated to an instant classic and reminded just how long a baseball game can last.

Whistleblower complaints and citizen led petitions have made their way to Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatricks desk over the last six months. He said they couldn't be ignored and the investigation into the St. Louis Development Corporation is moving forward.

A 2.2 magnitude earthquake was recorded Tuesday morning in southeast Missouri.

St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann, who once said his current term would be his last, has reversed course and decided to run for office again.

Police are looking for a woman who boarded a MetroBus and stabbed a couple Monday afternoon in south St. Louis.