ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. -  Advocates for cleaning up nuclear waste in the St. Louis area are wondering what is next after the Missouri House approved a bill for a radioactive waste investigation fund.  The unanimous vote on the Missouri House floor was 152 representatives coming together to investigate the soil, dust and groundwater in [...]

ST. LOUIS - A St. Louis man was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to charges in a deadly bar fight nearly a decade ago. Andrew Barnett, 44, was sentenced Friday to 15 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections for the death of 34-year-old Kristopher Schmeiderer. Barnett pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and armed [...]

ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has confirmed the identity of a missing woman linked to an extensive FBI-led search effort Thursday in south St. Louis. One day later, St. Louis police noted the search was a continuation of a missing person investigation from 2020 and identified Bre’Ayn Miller as the missing person. [...]

ST. LOUIS - Fences set up at St. Louis City Hall - installed after a growing homeless encampment formed outside the building nearly a year and a half ago - came down on Friday. The fencing was first noticeably placed around a grassy perimeter outside City Hall around November 2023 after a homeless encampment had [...]

Note: This video is from March 31, 2025. ST. LOUIS – Tonia Haddix, the Missouri woman at the center of the HBO series “Chimp Crazy,” was back in federal court Friday morning after concerns were raised regarding her bond conditions. 55-year-old Haddix pled guilty on March 31 to three felony charges, which include two counts [...]

O'FALLON, Mo. - A lucky lottery player scored a $50,000 prize on a scratchers ticket that she recently purchased from an O'Fallon gas station, according to the Missouri Lottery. The lottery player uncovered a “500X” symbol on the Missouri Lottery game "500X" to claim her prize. The symbol was a multiplier, so a $100 value [...]

An analysis from ABC shows Trump's tariffs had a pre-effect surge, with construction prices spiking before the tariffs went into effect and were subsequently paused, hinting at future industry strain.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The Missouri House has passed a bill that would allow guns on public transit, specifically making it legal for a concealed carry permit holder to bring weapons onto buses and other transportation systems. House lawmakers approved the legislation, HB 328, with a 106-45 vote on Thursday after its third reading. The [...]

ST. LOUIS - No injuries were reported after a vacant two-story building caught fire Friday morning in north St. Louis. The fire occurred around 10 a.m. at Enright and Aubert Avenues Heavy smoke could be seen coming from the structure as fire crews battled the flames. Additionally, the fire damaged an adjacent building near the [...]

MISSOURI - Home security company Safewise recently released its annual “Safest Cities in Missouri” list for 2025. The list is created by examining crime rates calculated by the FBI. Safewise also evaluates results from a “state of safety” survey to gauge how residents perceive crime and safety in their communities. This year, the "Safest Cities" list for Missouri features [...]