Kamryn Mendoza

In 660 days, some of the nation’s top distance runners will compete in St. Louis during the 2028 U.S. Olympic Marathon Team Trials, an event expected to draw thousands of visitors and showcas…

With less than 24 hours until kickoff, excitement is reaching a fever pitch among fans preparing for Saturday’s international soccer match in St. Louis.

Missouri American Water said at least 12,000 customers were impacted by a boil water advisory after a major water main break sent floodwaters through neighborhoods in Olivette and University City o…

The Battlehawks battled into the fourth quarter of Sunday’s UFL Semi Final but came up short against the Louisville Kings by a final score of 29-20.

Ballwin police are proposing new restrictions on electric bikes and scooters as officers report a growing number of crashes and safety concerns involving young riders.

A contentious debate over the future of St. Louis’ water system dominated Friday’s Board of Aldermen meeting, with officials advancing a proposed water rate increase while delaying action on a sepa…

Residents in several South County neighborhoods woke up Sunday morning to find dozens of vehicles had been broken into overnight.

Confluence Academy students are spending part of their summer learning a skill that could one day save their lives.

ST. LOUIS – As a summer heat wave continues across the St. Louis area, public pools are drawing hundreds of visitors each day as families, children and seniors look for a place to cool off.

As Fourth of July celebrations light up the sky across Missouri, law enforcement and victim advocates are reminding drivers to make safe choices before getting behind the wheel.