Two-year-old Cooper King got stuck inside a claw machine at a soccerdome, drawing a crowd but remaining content until freed by a technician with a key.

A north St. Louis homeowner says a Jan. 24 water main break pooled water and preceded a tree falling onto his house while he and his wife were inside.

US Army Corps begins demolition of Florissant homes over radioactive waste; part of FUSRAP and linked to the Manhattan Project era. Residents relocated and compensated, remediation to take under a year.

A man was shot Friday morning at Chippewa and Tamm in south St. Louis; his hip wound is non-life-threatening and police say the investigation is ongoing.

Ferguson police say a man was arrested after a home argument escalated and an AR-style rifle was pointed at another person; bond was set at $75,000 cash-only.

The Missouri AG's Office settled with IBM over its hiring practices, with Missouri withdrawing its appeal, ending the case with IBM likely revising its practices.

HOK unveiled a new Peabody Plaza studio Thursday and pledged to keep its St. Louis operations downtown, showing the space to city leaders and business groups.

The Missouri Secretary of State emphasizes the importance of trust and rule adherence in elections, highlighting local leadership, clear laws, and integrity measures as key to ensuring election security and public confidence.

MoDOT announces lane changes and closures on I-270 starting tomorrow, with adjustments due to warm weather and includes bridge work over Conway and Ladue Roads.

Saint Charles, Missouri's City Government is ready for winter snow with 26 snowplows working in shifts, prioritizing major roads then residential areas, and offering a driveway snow removal program for eligible residents.

The Once Upon a Valentine® event in St. Charles, Missouri offers Valentine's Day activities, including meeting romantic figures and a mass vow renewal ceremony on Main Street.

St. Charles County Sheriff's Office offers an advanced 13-week police academy for residents, including tours and a deep dive into law enforcement operations, with applications due by Feb. 16.

Fairview Heights is moving ahead on a $14M parks push: a 13,500-sq-ft Field House next to The Rec and a full overhaul of 95-acre Pleasant Ridge Park. Officials say the work adds courts, restrooms and event space without a city property-tax increase.