Madeline Mehler will debut 18 sustainable pieces at a Halloween-themed after-hours party at the Saint Louis Art Museum.

St. Louis is facing several more days of dangerous heat, with highs near 100 and heat indexes up to 110 through Saturday.

Café O’Play opens October 21 on Olive Boulevard, with menus, prices and artwork designed entirely by Urban Sprouts preschoolers.

Only 36 guests per show will hear soprano Angel Azzarra sing on the Campbells' original 1855 piano, restored just for the occasion.

A two-phone relay trick fooled tap-to-pay readers into approving purchases on expired cards, UMass Amherst researchers found.

A new October event replaces STL Startup Week's seven-year run, with UMSL leading a paid summit on AI, geospatial tech and agtech.

Michael Mormino says a Facebook post cost him a job he held since 2010, and his lawsuit leans on a rarely tested Missouri exception.

A 3-year-old was hospitalized after firing a gun inside a St. Ann home. The man who owned it is jailed on $75,000 bond.

Tia Pate, 30, was ejected from her Hyundai after a late-night collision at Vandeventer and McPherson. Investigators still don't know who ran the light.

Several women reported the same man asking for their numbers and trailing them on the trail early Friday. No crime has been reported, but patrols are up.

Diana didn't know Tabitha's face until a charity tailgate reunited them months after a life-or-death 911 call in St. James.

Mario Lee shot Candace Horskins in the forehead, then told a tenant to call 911 without giving his name.

James Gibson died after a pack of dogs neighbors say escaped a fenced yard for two years. Police shot three; others remain missing.