One man was forcibly removed from his car before the trio fired at an Illinois trooper and the stolen car crashed.

State attorneys told a St. Louis appeals court Judge Timothy Brooks got it wrong on Act 573. Ten families are pushing back.

The northbound driver was extricated near milepost 34 before an ARCH helicopter rushed them to a hospital.

No one was hurt when gunfire hit an occupied car on Curtis Street, and police say the two people involved knew each other.

Three Manchester Road shop owners argue their well-kept buildings don't meet the legal bar for blight — and eminent domain looms.

A dog was found hanging by a rope in Foristell City Park. Police say the animal had no microchip and had been dead for up to two days.

Allen Brown allegedly damaged three police vehicles outside the St. Charles County jail, telling investigators he wanted to cost the government money.

A cooler Wednesday in St. Louis precedes weekend rain chances, with a possible warm-up and widespread rain risk early next week.

Brandy Wren says she found her father's face caved in and covered in wax at a Union Boulevard funeral home now facing state discipline.

The Show-Me Prosperity Fund could take up to 125 years to erase Missouri's taxes, critics say the math doesn't add up.

Tonia Haddix says her sentence for lying about chimp Tonka's death exceeds guidelines. PETA says it is pleased with the sentence.

John Goodman narrates, Daniil Trifonov debuts, and a teenage violin star hits Powell Hall this November.

The federal grant funds 20 hospital projects and 437 new EMT slots, but the money runs out in 2030.