Thousands are expected south of the Gateway Arch this weekend as ARTICA burns a 20- to 40-foot effigy to cap its silver anniversary.

ReFab's closure left preservationists like Sarah Ulrich without a source for rare Art Deco tiles and glass blocks.

Montel Blanks admitted to shooting his brother in the cheek and neck, with the bullet lodging in a neighbor's wall, court records show.

A man was hospitalized in stable condition after gunfire erupted early Thursday at a south St. Louis intersection with a violent recent past.

Ssippi's patio hosts more than a dozen vendors for the Oct. 10 pop-up, from $5 mini pizzas to one-inch house-themed tattoos.

One driver nearly missed him, the next didn’t — a pre-dawn crash on First Capitol Drive left an older man critically injured.

St. Louis starts Thursday cloudy, with a dry morning before showers, thunderstorms and potentially heavy rain move in. Cooler air and sunshine return for the weekend.

Jimmy Joe Culbertson, 68, admitted photographing abuse of two children and hiding evidence with concealment software.

Chloe allegedly told officers she'd at least eat in jail after crashing into her parents' O'Fallon home.

The federal grant will help make 44 existing short-term programs, including trucking and medical technology, eligible for Pell aid.

SWANA's RCon 2026 drew waste pros to America's Center, where experts discussed lithium-ion battery fire risks.

University City has $1.5 million in delinquent trash-service bills as officials weigh whether to outsource collection.

Zephyr Bar + Salon shares surveillance footage and pleads for tips after an overnight window smash on Cherokee Street.