St. Louis faces dangerous heat through Saturday, with highs reaching 101 degrees and heat indexes above 110. A cooler, stormier pattern arrives Monday.

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

Thousands of Catholics are expected downtown September 24 as Sheen becomes the first U.S.-born bishop beatified.

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

An Environment America study tested 202 Missouri sites and found nearly all flunked at least once. Sewage overflows are a top culprit, experts say.

The free Sounds of Summer show pairs a Toby Keith tribute act with a red-white-and-blue drone display honoring America's 250th.

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 former Siteman Cancer Center manager says she was fired months after reporting she'd been separated by race in a mandatory training.

A woman facing eviction found a hidden $500 in time to make rent, part of a scavenger hunt with over 530,000 followers.

St. Louis County's police board sat two unconfirmed appointees anyway, and the council never even voted on them.

Up to 22,000 people typically pack Art Hill for the free show, which opens the SLSO's 147th season on Sept. 16.

The Missouri congresswoman's fortune has grown nearly fourfold since 2013, while challenger Fred Wellman points to his own financial struggles as relatable.