Two 26-year-old first-timers built a two-story dining room with wagyu tenderloin, red lighting and a bar reserved for walk-ins.

A congressional letter says Roblox logged over 65,000 exploitation reports in 2025 alone as senators demand answers.

St. Louis faces dangerous heat through Saturday, with heat indexes reaching 112 degrees before cooler air arrives Monday.

Federal agents are joining St. Louis police to trace guns and hunt violent offenders, even as robberies and shootings keep dropping citywide.

Firefighters used UTVs and rope rigs to reach the exhausted horse deep in the woods off Dietrich Road.

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

Javan Jovon Harris allegedly swung a hatchet and yelled he would kill someone during a food argument in Columbia.

Villages at Lake Silvercote changed hands for the first time since 2019, fetching roughly $183,727 per unit.

Rep. Jim Murphy says Prop P sales tax money never reached St. Louis County cops as promised. The county says its books are open.

South Grand's four-day Mexican spirits festival culminates at the historic Das Bevo windmill on September 13.

Judge Lee Rudofsky, whose ruling already narrowed Voting Rights Act enforcement, would tip the 8th Circuit's balance to 6-5.

A registered sex offender allegedly used a dating app to arrange a meeting with someone he thought was 13. He’s now jailed without bond.

Jared Anders allegedly discussed the drugs the victim needed to keep working before her fatal overdose, prosecutors say.