192 days between St. Louis's first and last 90-degree reading of 2026 topped a mark set 76 years ago. September was the city's warmest on record.

A man was shot around 12:40 a.m. on Hamilton Avenue; homicide detectives are now on the case.

A hot-tea accident as a baby nearly killed her. Now the St. Louis entrepreneur funds burn survivor nonprofits with every sale.

James Nail must serve at least half of his sentence after a tip to Illinois's Cyber Tip Program cracked the case.

The family behind Café Napoli is opening a sushi spot in Chesterfield and a lakefront pizza house at the $450 million Oasis at Lakeport.

The man was ejected when his SUV struck a sign and flipped down an embankment before dawn Thursday.

Southern Bank is backing St. Louis Hills' beer festival for the first time, as Brew in the Lou returns to raise money for 38 Lutheran schools.

Investigators descended on the 3200 block of Indiana Avenue after remains turned up inside a reportedly condemned South St. Louis building.

Thousands are expected south of the Gateway Arch this weekend as ARTICA burns a 20- to 40-foot effigy to cap its silver anniversary.

ReFab's closure left preservationists like Sarah Ulrich without a source for rare Art Deco tiles and glass blocks.

Montel Blanks admitted to shooting his brother in the cheek and neck, with the bullet lodging in a neighbor's wall, court records show.

A man was hospitalized in stable condition after gunfire erupted early Thursday at a south St. Louis intersection with a violent recent past.

Ssippi's patio hosts more than a dozen vendors for the Oct. 10 pop-up, from $5 mini pizzas to one-inch house-themed tattoos.