Aaron Nieves-Carrillo, 21, says he was part of a wider Venezuelan ring hitting ATMs nationwide. He faces up to 15 years in prison and deportation.

Ed Schmelz and ELS Properties plan an office, warehouse and maintenance building next to Veterans Memorial Park.

City leaders are eyeing a decade-long fix for aging pipes and lead lines, but no rate hikes or bond vote are set yet.

Customers outside the pizza shop called police after a former employee held current workers at gunpoint inside.

St. Louis reaches the upper 70s Friday before Halloween weekend turns cloudier and showery. A wetter stretch may arrive early next week.

Officials say staffing is thinnest overnight, the same hours a detainee slipped through ceiling tiles and out a back door.

A man died after a Thursday night shooting south of downtown St. Louis, one of two overnight homicides under investigation.

Owners say the Nov. 15 closing won't affect iTAP's Soulard location, which stays open.

David Kuntz, 28, wasn't wearing a seat belt when his truck hit an embankment Wednesday night, troopers say.

Jennifer Todd says seeing patients struggle to afford care propelled her toward politics; she is challenging Rep. Mary Miller and has criticized Medicaid cuts and the farm bill.

Face painting, a corn maze and free ice cream greeted families at the north St. Louis event — plus tips to keep trick-or-treaters safe.

St. Louis residents hit by the May 2025 tornado now have nearly two extra months to apply for water-bill relief.

Anthony Tobias-Haywood pleaded guilty to 11 felonies after a cross-state investigation tied him to Daniel Hughes' 2024 killing.