Chad Mira

More than a year after two young brothers were shot and killed in St. Louis, community members are offering a new reward in hopes of generating new leads.

A Millstadt gardener is challenging a village citation that labeled her half-acre garden as high grass or weeds, arguing the plants are intentionally cultivated and protected under Illinois law.

As city officials work to finalize St. Louis’ budget by the end of the month, the city’s police board is considering significant pay raises for police command staff, which Mayor Cara Sp…

A Jefferson County community is rallying around a 17-year-old high school volleyball player who remains unconscious but is showing signs of improvement after a serious crash last week.

Police and fire unions are weighing in on a proposed pay parity raise that has delayed approval of St. Louis’ 2027 fiscal year budget.

More than 300 children and teenagers gathered outside the Shrewsbury Sky Zone on Sunday after the trampoline park reached capacity, leading to fights, traffic disruptions and impacts on nearby businesses, according to police and witnesses.

Three Collinsville teenagers traveling to central Illinois for work installing internet lines were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents Tuesday, leaving one family searching for a…

A second fire in three days at a North St. Louis home is now under investigation by bomb and arson investigators.

A massive sinkhole near The Dome at America’s Center has become an unexpected attraction as crews continue working to repair a large sinkhole underneath Interstate 44.

United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement has deported a woman who allegedly tried to give up her baby at a Lake St. Louis hospital due to debt she accrued coming to the country illegally.