Dave Grohl calls the September 8 Dome date a dream come true after The Pretty Reckless dropped off the bill.

Kishimoto Mendō brings tonkotsu broth and 60 seats to University City, easing the wait for Steven Pursley's cult-favorite noodles.

Eight North County police and fire squads face off at St. Ferdinand Park, with all proceeds going to the winner's chosen charity.

Judge Daniel Green sided with Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, ruling Missourians can't referend House Bill 1 before November.

City officials call the unapproved Forsyth Boulevard screen an unwelcoming black wall. A shorter stone redesign is winning them over.

Tony Robinson faces up to 15 years after a drive-thru dispute turned into a 13-round gunfight on South Grand Boulevard.

Starting next Friday, passing a stopped Missouri school bus means five license points and a mandatory court date — no more paying online.

21c Museum Hotel St. Louis throws a free party honoring the 1926 YMCA building it now calls home, with live jazz and a restored lap pool tour.

Preservationists say the fire-scarred church's brick walls still stand strong. The city's own alderman says the RFP isn't locked in.

Nearly 1,300 forensic experts from 29 countries gathered downtown, where new fingerprint tech and a genetic genealogy team pushed to identify a 2021 St. Louis cold case victim.

A 911 call reported a man pistol-whipping a woman on Highway K. Police drones tracked him down before he got far.

Double Eagle Development showed off pools, a clubhouse and six buildings for Kirkwood's old utility yard, but city planners still want fixes.

Trike Town's new Route 66 makeover packs mini Ted Drewes, Spencer's Grill and a bowling lane into Kirkwood starting Friday.