The October 10 fundraiser at Cortex Commons pours over 100 wines while backing two St. Louis nonprofits.

Carla Hutson surrendered her Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Seven, after vet bills piled up. Now PETA is suing Petland on her behalf.

Three drones launch in October, with a plan to grow to six across the county — and one can even drop Narcan.

Megan Green's committee took cash from a corporation and an unregistered LLC. It's her second Missouri Ethics Commission penalty.

Owners James Smallwood and Jessica Spitzer will close the Park Avenue bar Aug. 28, citing insurance costs that quadrupled since 2013.

A woman was wounded Monday afternoon at the Latonka Trail complex, months after a maintenance worker was fatally shot there.

Amber Hawkins says a fellow officer mocked her with a Civil War-era slavery reference and the chief called it “horseplay.”

Sam Rice will start filling custom beef orders from the historic Centennial Malt House next month, with sides selling by the pound.

The sixth annual gathering at the Lewis & Clark Boat House began as a 100-person barbecue. County still has no brick-and-mortar synagogue.

Norma Garrett's dismembered body was found on Nagel Avenue in Carondelet in 1995. Police say the case remains open.

Police say Paul A. Williams tore off a longtime acquaintance's prosthetic leg before making off with his television on Canaan Avenue.

Dewayne Williams may not respond to his name, police warn, as the search centers on the Fox Park neighborhood.

A witness at the scene is refusing to cooperate as police investigate the latest violence in a Carr Square corridor plagued by shootings and stabbings.